Jack Iredale, born on 2 May 1996 (age 30), is an Australian left-back whose career has been shaped chiefly by Hibernian. He is not a player with a Celtic connection, but he has been a familiar enough part of the Scottish game to merit notice beyond the usual database glance.
His early senior football included a productive 2017-18 league season at Queen’s Park, where he scored once in 14 appearances. That spell matters mainly as a staging post. The weight of his career sits with Hibernian, where he has made 66 league appearances across three seasons, scoring once.
At Hibs, Iredale has been used primarily on the left side of defence, wearing squad number 15. In 2026-27, he has made seven appearances across all competitions: four in the league, two in the League Cup and one in the Conference League qualifiers.
His current market value is around £213,000, according to Transfermarkt. Iredale’s career is a straightforward one: Queen’s Park gave him early senior grounding, but Hibernian is where the bulk of his football has been played.
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