Mayo & District League

Mayo & District League

Countries	Ireland
Confederation	UEFA
Founded	1953
Divisions	Super League Premier Division
Levels on pyramid	4
Domestic cup(s)	Connacht Gold Cup
Current champions	Ballina (2011)
Website	Official website of Mayo AFL
2010-11 Mayo AFL

The Mayo Association Football League is an Irish amateur league for association football clubs in the Irish province of Connacht, drawing clubs from County Mayo. At the fourth position of the Irish football league system, might say it would be or it is the country's fourth football competition. It is sponsored by Elverys Sports and therefore officially known as the Elverys Sports Super League.

History

Origins

Founded in the autumn of 1953 by a group consisting of several men, and so the response to the need to be able to provide organized soccer in the county.

The Mayo Football Partnership

Since 25 June 2010, it is the Mayo County Council is now possible, actionable data on football online to make available, the Mayo Football Partnership involves all football bodies in Mayo - Mayo Junior Football, Mayo Youths, Schoolboys / Schoolgirls, Mayo Ladies, coaching, referees, and The Mayo Sports Partnership. This impression is probably not only the fans, including by FIFA to have been impressed.^[1]

Clubs

Main article: List of Mayo Association Football League clubs

See also: List of Irish football champions and All-time Mayo Association Football League table

Members for 2010–11

The following 20 clubs will compete in the Elverys Sports Super League or shortly known as Super League during the 2010–11 season.

Club	Position in 2009–10	First season in top division	Number of seasons in top division	Number of seasons in the Elverys Sports Super League	First season of current spell in top division	Top division titles	Last top division title
Ballinaa? b? c?	1st	1953–?	1?	2?	1953–54?	3?	2009–2010
Ballyheane	?9th
Castlebar	?6th
Fahy Rovers	?7th	1953–?	71	17		3	1994–95
Iorras	?3rd
Manulla	?4th
Westport	?2nd
Swinford	?5th
Straide & Foxford United	?8th
Snugboro	?10th

^a : Founding member of the Premier League
^b : Never been relegated from Premier League
^c : One of the original 12 Football League teams

Welcome Inn Hotel Divisions

Welcome Inn Hotel Premier Division

• Ballinrobe Town
• Ballyglass
• Bangor Hibs
• Claremorris
• Clew Bay United
• Crossmolina
• Iorras Aontaithe B¹
• Kilmore Celtic
• Partry Athletic
• Westport Utd. B¹

Welcome Inn Hotel Division 1

• Achill Rovers
• Castlebar Celtic B¹
• Conn Rangers
• Inver Utd.
• Killala
• Kiltimagh Knock United
• Manulla B¹
• Moy Villa
• Mulranny Utd.
• Urlaur Utd.

Welcome Inn Hotel Division 2

• Ballyvary Blue Bombers
• Ballyheane B¹
• Charlestown Athletic
• Claremorris B¹
• Cross Celtic
• Glenhest Rovers
• Glenisland Utd.
• Straide & Foxford Utd. B¹
• Swinford B¹
• Westport Utd. C²

Welcome Inn Hotel Division 3

• Ballina Utd.
• Ballyglass B¹
• Ballyhaunis Town
• Ballyvary Blue Bombers
• Bangor Hibs B¹
• Conn Rangers B¹
• Crossmolina B¹
• Moy Villa B¹
• Hollister
• Parkside Celtic

¹Clubs B Team
¹Clubs C Team

Previous/Forgotten Clubs

Achill Eagles, Achill United, Ashleam FC, Balla FC

Ballina Broadhaven Rovers, Ballyhaunis FC, Castlebar Town

Ennischrone FC, Dooega FC, Dooniver Swifts, Garrafauns FC

Lacken United, Mountgable Celtic, Moy Hearts, Newport Town

Shraigh FC, Shrule FC, Parkside Celtic, Quay Hearts, Roundfort FC,

Road Rangers FC, Westport Crusaders, Western Harps FC, Westport Sporting Club

Westport Town, Westport Textiles

References

1. ^ "FIFA bosses impressed with Mayo soccer project". MayoToday. 2010-07-25. http://www.mayotoday.ie/2010/06/25/fifa-bosses-impressed-with-mayo-soccer-project/-7021. Retrieved 2010-08-28. 

External links

• Official website of Mayo Association Football League
• League profile at FAI
• New Chairman

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