F.C. Carlow

F.C. Carlow
Full name Football Club Carlow
Nickname(s) "The Barrowsiders"
Founded 2008
Ground The Meadows
Chairman Kieran Brennan
Manager Paul Sheridan
League Newstalk A Championship

F.C. Carlow (Irish: Cumann Peile Ceatharlach ) is a League of Ireland football club which hails from County Carlow. The club was founded in 2008 and first competed as an U20s team in the League of Ireland. As a result of the team's success in the competition, the following year, Carlow were granted a senior licence. F.C. Carlow now compete in the A Championship,[1] playing their home games at The Meadows. F.C. Carlow's philosophy is to give talented and committed footballers from the south east an opportunity to play at a national level. Carlow endured a tough debut campaign in the A Championship, finishing in eighth place. F.C. Carlow enjoyed a much better second season, finishing fourth, just missing out on a promotion place to Cobh Ramblers In the same season, the Barrowsiders also reached the 3rd round of the FAI Cup, eventually losing 2-1 to Monaghan United in a replay.[2] The club was awarded the Beat FM Sports Personality of the Month Award on foot of this.[3]

F.C. Carlow under-20s

F.C. Carlow have a team competing in the under-20 League of Ireland. F.C. Carlow under-20s have consistently reached the latter stages of the competition in recent years.

Current squad

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Position Player
Republic of Ireland GK Gavin Dowling
Republic of Ireland GK Kevin Duncan
Republic of Ireland GK Stephen Duncan
Republic of Ireland DF CJ Browne
Republic of Ireland DF James Cogley
Republic of Ireland DF James Coleman
Republic of Ireland DF Adam Byrne
Republic of Ireland DF John Yeates
Republic of Ireland DF Emmet Phelan
Republic of Ireland MF Ian Foley
Republic of Ireland MF Neale Phelan
Republic of Ireland MF Aaron Broaders
No. Position Player
Republic of Ireland MF JJ Connolly
Republic of Ireland MF John Brennan
Republic of Ireland MF Tomas Brennan
Republic of Ireland MF Craig Hore
Republic of Ireland MF Joe Sunderland
Republic of Ireland MF Nick Cosgrave
Republic of Ireland MF Nick Sinnot
Republic of Ireland MF Shane Clarke
Poland FW Greg Sykula
Republic of Ireland FW Andrew Hickey
Republic of Ireland FW Ross Nolan
Republic of Ireland FW Robbie Farrell

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