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Founded in the middle of 1900, this football club initially played in local leagues before joining the League of Ireland in 1985.
They play at one of Ireland's oldest stadiums, which has a capacity of 3,200.
The club has a rich ...
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Founded in the middle of 1900, this football club initially played in local leagues before joining the League of Ireland in 1985.
They play at one of Ireland’s oldest stadiums, which has a capacity of 3,200.
The club has a rich history of achievements, including two national cup victories, three second-tier league titles, three regional league titles, and two intermediate cups. These successes have contributed to their reputation and loyal fan base.
Known for community involvement and youth development, the club continues to make significant contributions to Irish football.
With a proven track record of excellent managerial leadership and decades of experience in Irish football, they seek growth funding to renovate their stadium, expand youth academy programs, and strengthen overall operations.
The club’s strategic plan for the next five years includes consistent participation in the Premier Division and competing for European football. This involves upgrading to UEFA Category 3 standards and investing in their academy to attract and develop the best talent.
The club’s academy is a critical pillar of its strategic plan. It hosts 80 elite underage male players and 40 female players. The academy’s infrastructure, including all-weather pitches, gym facilities, and treatment areas, aims to position it as a best-in-class facility. The club has identified three potential locations for expanding the academy and plans to enhance its capacity to support future success.
The club’s vision is to build a sports business centred around the Football Club, leveraging the platform provided by the club to create a profitable, sustainable, and successful entity.
