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	Armagh City F.C. - Club Directory

See also: Club Directory / Results & Fixtures / League History / 2008-09

The Club

Address: Holm Park, Ardmore, Newry Road, Armagh BT60 1JD
Telephone: 028 3751 1560
Website: www.armaghcityfc.co.uk

Founded: 1964
Nickname: Eagles
Colours: Azure/black shirts, black shorts, black socks; (alternative) Black shirts, black shorts, black socks

Office Bearers/Coaching Staff

President: Mr N Cooke
Chairman: Mr G Lester
Vice-Chairman: Mr P Johnston
Treasurer: Mrs E Stewart
Committee Secretary: Mr W Batty
Football Secretary: Mr J Hynds
Asst Football Secretary: Mr W Batty

Manager: Ivor McGuckin

Holm Park

Holm Park
Picture: David Hunter

Take the A3 or A28 into the centre of Armagh. At the junction of the A3 and A28 turn off past PSNI station and continue along for about one mile. After going down a steep hill turn left into the road signposted Ardmore, then take the first right and continue for half a mile. Ground is at the end of the road on the left.

Pitch Size: 112x70 yards
Capacity: 2,800 (330 seats)

Honours

First Division: 2004/05 (1)
Mid-Ulster Cup: 2000/01 (1)
Bob Radcliffe Cup: 1991/92, 2004/05 (2)
Mid-Ulster Shield: 1969/70 (1)
Mid-Ulster Division One: 1973/74 (1)
Alan Wilson Memorial Trophy: 1972/73 (1)
Alexander Cup: 1973/74 (1)