Brian Cash

In Ireland After his disappointing experience in Bristol, Cash opted to return to Ireland and he signed for League of Ireland side Derry City in February 2005. From there he moved to Sligo Rovers in August 2006 where he spent just over three years, his longest spell with a single club since leaving Nottingham Forest. He made 74 league appearances for the Bit o' Red and scored three goals.

By the time the 2010 season had started he had signed for St Patrick's Athletic, where he made twenty-six appearances before being let go at the end of the year. Following his release from the Inchicore outfit, he made the final move of his career when he signed for Galway United in March 2011, just days away from the start of the 2011 campaign,

Post-football During the latter stages of his footballing career Cash had begun to consider his options for after he stopped playing. After discussing the matter with his friend and teammate Pat Jennings Jr. the pair both decided to enroll on a fitness instruction course at Dublin City University. When he retired from football in 2011 Cash began working at a gym, but found the job unsatisfying due to the fleeting contact he had with members and the resulting inability to build relationships with them. He and Jennings decided to open their own fitness club that would provide a more personalised service to its members and started the Dublin Fit Club.