Institute F.C.

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Institute
Full name	Institute Football Club
Nickname(s)	Stute, The Loons
Founded	1905
Ground	Riverside Stadium, Drumahoe
Capacity	2,000
Chairman	Raymond Smyth
Manager	Liam Beckett
League	Irish First Division
2006-07
Home colours 　 Away colours

Institute F.C. is a Northern Ireland football club playing in the Irish First Division after being relegated in a play-off between themselves and Donegal Celtic. The club, founded in 1905, hails from Drumahoe, near Derry and plays its home matches at Riverside Stadium. Club colours are sky blue and white. The current manager is Liam Beckett.

Contents 1 Squad 2 Honours 3 Notable former players 4 External links

[edit] Squad

• Glenn Millar
• Ruari Boyle
• Conor Page
• Eamon Seydak
• Seamus Fanthorpe
• Mark Stoltock
• Paddy McLaughlin
• Paul Cooley
• David Ogilby
• Alan Blair
• Ryan McIlmoyle
• Marty McCann
• Darren McCreadie
• Declan Divin
• Gerard Gill
• Ryan 'Hitman' Campbell
• Kevin O'Neill
• Kevin Ramsey
• Mark Nicell
• Justin Morrow

[edit] Honours

Institute have never won anything of note yet.

• Irish League First Division runners up:
  • 2001/02
• Irish Youth League winners:
  • 2001/2002
• Irish Junior Cup winners:
  • 1911/1912,1968/69
• North West Charity Cup winners:
  • 1906/07
• North West City Cup winners:
  • 1962/63, 1965/66, 1969/70, 1970/71, 1974/75, 1979/80
• North West League champions:
  • 1965/66, 1979/80
• Smirnoff Cup winners:
  • 1996/97
• North West Senior Cup winners:
  • 1997/98, 2002/03
• Billy Craig Memorial Cup winners:
  • 1998/99

[edit] Notable former players

• Declan Devine
• Darron Gibson
• Paul Hegarty
• Ryan Semple
• Ivan Sproule

[edit] External links

• Irish Premier League Website
• Irish Football Club Project
• Irish FA Website
• Irish League Forums

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