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| Year founded: 1924 Year of entry to the League of Ireland: 1984 Home ground: Flancare Park, Longford |
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General Information |
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| Founded in 1924, Longford Town F.C. were elected to the League of Ireland in 1984. Relegated to the First Division after their first season in the league, Longford spent several years in the second tier before establishing themselves as a Premier Division force following promotion in the 1999-2000 season. The club has enjoyed particular success in cup competitions over recent years, claiming the FAI Cup in 2003 and 2004, as well as the League Cup in 2004. The club’s emergence as a force in Irish football occurred under the guidance of two well respected managers – Alan Matthews and his predecessor Stephen Kenny. |
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Playing Kit |
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| 1st choice: Jersey: Red and black stripes Shorts: Black Socks: Black |
2nd choice: Jersey: Yellow and green Shorts: Blue Socks: White |
Honours |
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League Champions: Most League Goals: |
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Personnel |
Form Guide |
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President: John Donlon Vice Presidents: Pascal Quinn, Mickey Reilly Chairman: Jim Hanley Vice-chairman: Michael Connellan Treasurer: Emmet Lyons Secretary: Carmel Browne Assistant Secretary: Josephine Glancy PRO: Donald Keogh Commercial Manager: Dennis Dowd Manager: Tony Cousins |
2012: 3rd (First Division) 2011: 6th (First Division) 2010: 9th (First Division) 2009: 9th (First Division) |
Contact Details |
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| Website: www.ltfc.ie Email: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. Telephone: (00 353) 43 46008 Fax: (00 353) 43 46008 |
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