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'Drumcondra F.C.' was an Irish football club from Dublin.
Drumcondra was elected to the ''League'' in 1928 and played there for the next 44 seasons from their home ground Tolka Park.
Drums became the first League of Ireland side to register an aggregate win in European competition when they knocked out Danish side B 1909 of Odense from the Inter-Cities Fairs Cup in the 1962/63 season. Although beaten 6-0 by Bayern Munich in the following round in Germany, they did restore pride with a 1-0 home win. Drums also played Atlético Madrid, Nürnberg, Eintracht Frankfurt, and Vorwärts Berlin in European competition.
In 1972 the team amalgamated with Home Farm F.C.
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★ Biggest League Win: 8-0 vs Sligo Rovers home, 22 January 1961.
★ Biggest League Defeat: 1-9 vs Cork United home, 13 January 1946.
★ Top League Scorer ''(season)'': 29, Dan McCaffrey, (1960/61).
★ Top League Scorer ''(total)'': 96, Des Glynn (1948-56).
★ Eoin Hand
★ Peter Kavanagh
★ Alan Kelly
★ Con Martin
★ Tommy Donnelly
★ Billy Behan
★ Drums won the first ever FAI Intermediate Cup in 1927. It was then known as the FAI Qualifying Cup.
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'Drumcondra F.C.' was an Irish football club from Dublin.
Drumcondra was elected to the ''League'' in 1928 and played there for the next 44 seasons from their home ground Tolka Park.
Drums became the first League of Ireland side to register an aggregate win in European competition when they knocked out Danish side B 1909 of Odense from the Inter-Cities Fairs Cup in the 1962/63 season. Although beaten 6-0 by Bayern Munich in the following round in Germany, they did restore pride with a 1-0 home win. Drums also played Atlético Madrid, Nürnberg, Eintracht Frankfurt, and Vorwärts Berlin in European competition.
In 1972 the team amalgamated with Home Farm F.C.
| Contents |
| Honours |
| Records |
| Results |
| Goals / Scorers |
| Season Placings |
| Notable former players |
| Notable former managers |
| Trivia |
Honours
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Records
Results
★ Biggest League Win: 8-0 vs Sligo Rovers home, 22 January 1961.
★ Biggest League Defeat: 1-9 vs Cork United home, 13 January 1946.
Goals / Scorers
★ Top League Scorer ''(season)'': 29, Dan McCaffrey, (1960/61).
★ Top League Scorer ''(total)'': 96, Des Glynn (1948-56).
Season Placings
★ 1928-29 - 4 ★ 1929-30 - 7 ★ 1930-31 - 11 ★ 1931-32 - 9 ★ 1932-33 - 10 ★ 1933-34 - 7 ★ 1934-35 - 9 ★ 1935-36 - 9 ★ 1936-37 - 6 ★ 1937-38 - 12 ★ 1938-39 - 8 | ★ 1939-40 - 6 ★ 1940-41 - 6 ★ 1941-42 - 9 ★ 1942-43 - 3 ★ 1943-44 - 6 ★ 1944-45 - 4 ★ 1945-46 - 2 ★ 1946-47 - 2 ★ 1947-48 - 1 ★ 1948-49 - 1 ★ 1949-50 - 2 | ★ 1950-51 - 3 ★ 1951-52 - 6 ★ 1952-53 - 2 ★ 1953-54 - 3 ★ 1954-55 - 6 ★ 1955-56 - 8 ★ 1956-57 - 2 ★ 1957-58 - 1 ★ 1958-59 - 5 ★ 1959-60 - 9 ★ 1960-61 - 1 | ★ 1961-62 - 7 ★ 1962-63 - 3 ★ 1963-64 - 8 ★ 1964-65 - 1 ★ 1965-66 - 7 ★ 1966-67 - 8 ★ 1967-68 - 7 ★ 1968-69 - 9 ★ 1969-70 - 14 ★ 1970-71 - 14 ★ 1971-72 - 12 |
Notable former players
★ Eoin Hand
★ Peter Kavanagh
★ Alan Kelly
★ Con Martin
★ Tommy Donnelly
Notable former managers
★ Billy Behan
Trivia
★ Drums won the first ever FAI Intermediate Cup in 1927. It was then known as the FAI Qualifying Cup.
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