Eoin Kenny has joined Championship side Portsmouth on a three-year deal. In a statement on their website, Portsmouth confirmed the move was for an undisclosed fee. The fee is believed to be a five-figure sum. The transfer ends Eoin Kenny’s six-year spell with Dundalk. Dundalk also confirmed the transfer and thanked the player for his commitment and effort.

Portsmouth have signed forward Eoin Kenny from Dundalk of the League of Ireland Premier Division. The 20-year-old, who joins the club for an undisclosed fee, has signed a three-year deal at Fratton Park.

According to The News, Eoin Kenny has completed his move to Fratton Park, and Portsmouth overcame reported interest from Lincoln City and Luton Town. It is understood that Portsmouth triggered the 20-year-old's £34,000 release clause. The transfer may include clauses that could benefit Dundalk.

Pete O'Rourke reports that Portsmouth are set to sign 20-year-old Dundalk and Northern Ireland U21 forward Eoin Kenny, and that negotiations are at an advanced stage. The player had previously attracted interest from other EFL sides, including Lincoln City and Blackpool, along with some clubs in Europe before the January transfer window. An indication that his move is nearing completion is that Kenny was omitted from the Dundalk squad for their game against Shelbourne. Kenny also holds Irish citizenship. According to Transfermarkt, he has a contract with Dundalk until November 2026 and a current market value of €150k. In 22 Premier Division appearances this season, he has scored 5 goals and provided 5 assists, and has 1 goal in 8 caps for the Northern Ireland U21 team.