Athlone Town A.F.C.are currently playing in the Airtricity Leage Division One. Our club was founded in 1887 and were first elected to the League of Ireland in 1922. We play our homes games in Athlone Town Stadium, Lissywoollen which opened in 2007 after previously playing in St Mels Park. The club's colours are Blue and Black.
One of the most comprehensive and dynamic official football club sites around. Up to date news, features, statistics,match reports, articles and much much more.
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Welcome to the official website of the Carlow Football League. Established in 1986 the league has grown from strength to strength and now boasts a proud competitive league with ambitious and prestigious clubs.
Cherry Orchard was formed in 1957 in the Ballyfermot area of Dublin, the club catered for adult players, with its home ground being The Lawn and entered the Leinster Alliance League, before joining the Leinster Junior League.
Corduff Football Club is the largest Football club in Blanchardstown. We operate on the north side of the Blanchardstown Bypass. The club operates currently with Twenty Two teams across various ages and levels.
Welcome to the Dundrum Football Club (DFC) Web Site. Situated in Meadowbrook, Dundrum, Dublin 14, our club has been committed to encouraging our community's participation in sport for 40 years.
Dunshaughlin Youths Football Club is at the heart of the sports mad village of Dunshaughlin. Founded in 1990 as a community based club, the club initially competed in the North Eastern Counties League.In 1998 the Club entered the North Dublin Schoolboys/Schoolgirls League.
Irish Football. General Information about Soccer in Ireland including Republic of Ireland match results, statistics, players, managers, World Cup & Euro qualifiers, football grounds & pitches. Information about the League of Ireland & FAI.
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