The 22-year-old Republic of Ireland under-21 international stands at 6’3” and joins up with the Ravens squad ahead of the weekend’s Emirates FA Cup Fourth Qualifying Round clash with Gloucester City.

Quigley, born in Hillingdon, started his career at AFC Bournemouth, where he spent just short of ten years as both a youth and first-team player.

During his time with the Cherries, he went on no less than eight loan spells, including two stints at Gillingham, as well as time at Poole Town, Torquay United, Wrexham, Woking, Newport County and Boreham Wood most recently.

After his departure from the Dorset coast, the imposing front man made the switch to Maidstone United, from where he joins Bromley, having appeared against the Ravens as a substitute in the 1-0 victory at the Gallagher Stadium earlier this month.

Bromley manager Neil Smith told http://www.bromleyfc.tv: “People may think this is a last-minute signing, but Joe is someone I’ve kept an eye on for a while now. When playing against him during his time at Woking, he impressed me, and I grabbed the opportunity to bring another good quality forward in. He’s a good player – a Republic of Ireland under-21 international. Hopefully we can get the best out of him.”

Quigley himself added; “It’s great to get the deal over the line now. It’s something I’ve heard about for a few weeks now and I’m pleased to get it done. I was very impressed with the way Bromley set up when they played Maidstone a couple of weeks ago and it definitely played a part in me wanting to come here”.