Armagh City F.C.

Football club infobox
clubname = Armagh City


fullname = Armagh City Football Club
nickname = Eagles
founded = 1964 (as Milford Everton)
ground = Holm Park, Armagh
County Armagh
capacity = 2,800 (330 seats)
chairman = Nigel Cooke
manager = Gary McKinstry
league = IFA Championship
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Armagh City F.C. is a Northern Irish football club playing in the IFA Championship. The club, founded in 1964 as Milford Everton, and originally hailed from the village of Milford, just outside Armagh city, but changed their name in 1988 on relocation to Armagh. The club played at the Mill Field, Armagh from 1988 to 1991, when it moved to its current home, Holm Park. The club's colours are azure and black. The current manager is Gary McKinstry, after Colin Malone left the club in July 2006.

The original name of Milford Everton was in honour of the founder's favourite English team Everton. Milford was the village were the penalty kick was invented.

Honours

enior honours

*Mid-Ulster Cup: 1
**2000/01

Intermediate honours

*IFA Intermediate League: 1
**2004/05
*Bob Radcliffe Cup : 2
**1991/2, 2004/5

Junior honours

*Mid-Ulster League: 1
**1973/74
*Mid-Ulster Shield: 1
**1969/70

Current squad

Staff

*President: Seamus Finnegan
*Chairman: Nigel Cooke
*Vice-Chairman: Wilmor Johnston
*Treasurer: Jason Busby
*Committee Secretary: Geoff Lester
*Football Secretary: John Hynds
*Manager: Gary McKinstry
*Assistant Manager: Ivor McGucken
*First Team Coach: John Hynds
*Physio: Gerald Stevenson
*Reserve Team Coach: Peter Radford

See also

* Irish League Forums Supporters Group

External links

* [http://www.armaghcityfc.co.uk Armagh City FC Website]