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joeSoap
09/02/2007, 1:27 PM
Limerick 37 granted league licence
Friday, 9 February 2007 14:17
Limerick 37 has been awarded an eircom League First Division Licence for the 2007 season by the FAI's First Instance Committee following a successful application.
Their licence will be formally ratified by the First Instance Committee at their next meeting on 19 February.
Limerick 37's successful application means that 22 clubs are now licensed to take part in the Eircom League of Ireland this season.
Eircom League of Ireland Director Fran Gavin said: 'We are delighted that there will be an ongoing senior soccer presence in Limerick. Those involved with Limerick 37 represent all strands of the game so there will be plenty of interaction between the club and the rest of the football community in the Limerick area.'
osarusan
09/02/2007, 1:29 PM
Congratulations to all involved. Finally, some real action by large number of people over a decent period of time - this is a fine result. Great to see senior football continue in the city.
Jerry The Saint
09/02/2007, 1:31 PM
Limerick 37 granted league licence
Friday, 9 February 2007 14:17
Limerick 37 has been awarded an eircom League First Division Licence for the 2007 season by the FAI's First Instance Committee following a successful application.
Good to hear. Encouraging news that 21 teams have now been confirmed for the new season with a whole month to go.
centre mid
09/02/2007, 1:34 PM
Well done to Limerick 37
BohsPartisan
09/02/2007, 1:38 PM
Congrats to all the Limerick lads. Hope to see the 37 in the Premier someday!
dcfcsteve
09/02/2007, 1:44 PM
This has worked out quite well actually.
Good bit of political manoeuvring by the Limerick soccer community and the FAI.
Well done and Good luck to all Limerick Fans even Jebus!!!!!!!!!
osarusan
09/02/2007, 1:47 PM
Well done and Good luck to all Limerick Fans even Jebus!!!!!!!!!
I see a pig flying just past my balcony.
Very good news. Now lets hope Shels sort themselves out and we can start seeing some live footie.
Réiteoir
09/02/2007, 2:36 PM
Congrats to all the Limerick lads. Hope to see the 37 in the Premier someday!
Could you imagine the number of fixtures if that did happen.
Keep it to a 10 or 12 team Premier
BohsPartisan
09/02/2007, 2:38 PM
Could you imagine the number of fixtures if that did happen.
Keep it to a 10 or 12 team Premier
I presume that post was meant to be accompanied by a Smilie? ;)
Welcome to Limerick 37.
Hope things work out better than the previous incarnation.
Pauro 76
09/02/2007, 2:59 PM
Welcome aboard Limerick 37!
sonofstan
09/02/2007, 3:09 PM
The name is going to put the heart across a few people until we get used to it - can you hear it on the Friday night round- up 'Athlone Town 2 - Limerick 37 ('what the f*** !!' from all over Westmeath) 1 (Oh, yeah)
Maynard
09/02/2007, 3:14 PM
Comhairdeachas Luimneach.
Can we assume that all football people in Limerick will now get on board with this new entity, ie those who supported Limerick Utd (70`s) City (80`s) and FC (90`s) is there a split anywhere in the city, geographical or otherwise.
Would be shame for eg if those who were in with Danny Drew & Co wouldn`t now support 37.
Where is the home ground ?
Anyway hope it works out for them, welcome to the lge .
passinginterest
09/02/2007, 3:28 PM
Lookin forward to Wexford Youths v Limerick 37, most original names in the league if nothing else...
Martinho II
09/02/2007, 7:42 PM
congrats to all involved in limerick 37. a major turning point in their history! hope to play ye soon!
Magicme
09/02/2007, 7:49 PM
Great news...was dreading a season without my regulation trips to Limerick!
Congrats!
Kerry Blue
09/02/2007, 9:16 PM
Can we assume that all football people in Limerick will now get on board with this new entity, ie those who supported Limerick Utd (70`s) City (80`s) and FC (90`s) is there a split anywhere in the city, geographical or otherwise.
Would be shame for eg if those who were in with Danny Drew & Co wouldn`t now support 37.
I for one a long with most of Limerick FC supporters will support Limerick 37. I hope we can generate some new support this season as well.
Where is the home ground ?
Jackman Park. That's the ground beside the train station.
Bully Bull
10/02/2007, 6:31 AM
Well done lads.Delighted!
CollegeTillIDie
10/02/2007, 10:26 AM
Well done Limerick 37... now word to the commercial manager. Get on the blower to Nestle pronto. They have a Nescafe brand called Blend 37 perfect marketing opportunity lads don't you think? ;)
Neish
10/02/2007, 11:02 AM
Congats to Limerick 37. So am I right in saying that the teams in the 1st division this year are
Finn Harps
Waterford United
Dundalk
Monaghan United
Limerick 37
Wexford Youths
Cobh Ramblers
Athlone Town
Killkenny City
Kildare County
Terry
10/02/2007, 11:08 AM
Congats to Limerick 37. So am I right in saying that the teams in the 1st division this year are
Finn Harps
Waterford United
Dundalk
Monaghan United
Limerick 37
Wexford Youths
Cobh Ramblers
Athlone Town
Killkenny City
Kildare County
as it stands at the moment you would be correct, have to wait and see what the FAI say about shels obviously
BrayUnknowns
11/02/2007, 11:41 AM
Bray are playing a friendly match against them towards the end of the month down in UL. Congrats and look frward to having you in the league
Well done and Good luck to all Limerick Fans even Jebus!!!!!!!!!
Wow, I got a good wish off a Galway fan! I'd like to extend the good luck back in that direction, but really I think you'd be more disappointed than anything if I did gufct :)
Well done to all the lads involved in getting 37 into the Eircom League
Whats going to be different about this club?
1. Financially
2. Facilities wise
3. Support wise
Bald Student
13/02/2007, 11:38 AM
Whats going to be different about this club?
1. FinanciallyFollowing a proud LoI tradition, it will have left its debt behind in the old company.
LFC in Exile
13/02/2007, 12:12 PM
Well done Limerick 37... now word to the commercial manager. Get on the blower to Nestle pronto. They have a Nescafe brand called Blend 37 perfect marketing opportunity lads don't you think? ;)
Hmmm, one helps you stay awake - the other puts you to sleep.:)
Tazskool
13/02/2007, 12:15 PM
Limerick 37 "Where football blends into paradise" ;)
Nescafe: "Why not watch a Limerick 37 match with Nescafe.. Where coffee and football blend with perfection"
LFC in Exile
13/02/2007, 12:16 PM
Whats going to be different about this club?
1. Financially
2. Facilities wise
3. Support wise
Financially we are less reliant on one individual - but LFC had no debt we were told but now there is a winding up order from Revenue. We don't really know how the finances will work out - we have been given assurances that thsi will be okay but no clubs really give out that detail to fans.
In terms of facilities the ground has changed. We will be playing in Jackman Park - which is not really that better but it is better located and there is less chance of stones being thrown over the wall at visiting fans. It is not up to premier standard but at least there is scope to develop something which was not possible with Hogan Park without the club having a lease.
Support wise I see no difference. There is no 'Continuity LFC' group - but rather fans of senior soccer in the city who will support the senior team. It might have been different with two Limerick clubs but that is very unlikely to ever happen.
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