Thomas Stewart, (born 12 November 1986) is a Northern Irish football coach and former player. He was manager of Swedish league side Ytterhogdals IK until November 2024.

Playing career

Derry City

Stewart signed for Stephen Kenny's Derry City in June 2008 on a two-and-a-half-year full-time contract. He made his debut in Sligo on 5 July. Stewart scored on his home debut the following week. He was the second opposition player to score at Tallaght Stadium in March 2009. He had a productive couple of seasons at the Brandywell winning the FAI League Cup and playing and scoring in the UEFA Europa League.

Shamrock Rovers

Despite agreeing terms with Carolina Railhawks in March 2010 the player returned home to sign for Shamrock Rovers. He made his debut against University College Dublin A.F.C. on 2 April. He scored Rovers' winner in the Europa League tie against Bnei Yehuda in July 2010 which set up the glamour tie against Italian giants Juventus. Stewart proved to be a big game player and in the last league game of the 2010 League of Ireland season he scored on the night Rovers secured their 16th domestic crown.

Return to Rovers

In July 2012 Stewart signed back for The Hoops scoring 11 times the following 2013 season.

Sacramento Republic

Stewart made the move to North America in 2014, signing with United Soccer League (3rd div.) club Sacramento Republic. In the 2014 season, he made 28 appearances and 17 starts in all competitions, scoring 13 goals and helping Sacramento to its first championship in its first-ever season. In 2015 Stewart scored 8 goals in 24 appearances in all competitions, including 3 goals in 17 league appearances. That year he became the first Northern Irish player to score a hat-trick in the U.S. Open Cup, scoring three against Sonoma County Sol. In 2016 Stewart scored 1 goal in 6 league starts for Sacramento with 2 assists.

Ottawa Fury

Stewart was transferred to the NASL's Ottawa Fury on 12 July 2016.

Dundalk

Stewart signed for Dundalk on 17 February 2017.

Coaching career

Following the conclusion of his playing career, Stewart took up a managerial role with Swedish fourth division side Ytterhogdals IK.

Honours

Personal life

Stewart is a Christian.