Kerr McInroy, born on 31 August 2000 (age 26), is a Scottish central defensive midfielder now with Shelbourne. He came through at Celtic as a trainee, and while his senior career has taken shape elsewhere, that early connection still matters. He won two Premiership titles with Celtic and was also part of one runners-up league campaign before leaving for Kilmarnock in July 2022.
After Celtic, McInroy had a spell at Kilmarnock before finding more regular senior rhythm. His most productive league season came at Partick Thistle in 2023-24, when he scored four goals in 32 appearances. It was a useful step in a career that needed games more than biography.
Shelbourne has since become the club most clearly associated with him. Across two seasons he has made 57 league appearances and scored five league goals, which is where the bulk of his settled first-team football now sits. In 2026, he has remained involved, with 23 Premier Division appearances, one league goal and four outings in Conference League qualifying, making 27 appearances in all competitions for the club.
His current market value is around £276,000, according to Transfermarkt. McInroy’s career began at Celtic, moved through the Scottish game, and has found its clearest shape at Shelbourne, where he remains a regular first-team presence.
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