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1922-23 League of Ireland

1922-23 League of Ireland Table

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1922-23 League of Ireland

PosTeamPWDLFAGDPts
1Shamrock Rovers FC22183177195839
2Shelbourne FC22154372145834
3Bohemian FC22144472234932
4Shelbourne United2212374337627
5St. James' Gate22113849351425
6Athlone Town AFC22112946331324
7Jacobs226883834420
8Pioneers2283113865-2719
9Midland Athletic2272133068-3816
10Olympia2236131357-4412
11Dublin United2243153070-4011
12Rathmines2221192174-535
 
Champions
 
Dropped out of League for 1923-24
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Report

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Shamrock Rovers FC won the League of Ireland at the first attempt in 1922-23, and did so in style, finishing five points ahead runners-up Shelbourne and seven points above third-placed Bohemian FC, and in the process starting a three-way League of Ireland rivalry lasting over 100 years.

Regining champions St. James’ Gate, representing Guinness brewery, who won the inaugural 1921-22 League of Ireland season, finished fifth in this, the second season. Midlands newcomers Athlone Town finished a respectable sixth, followed by Jacobs, Pioneers and Midland Athletic.

Olympia, Dublin United and Rathmines finished well off the pace in the bottom three positions and did not return to the League of Ireland for its’ third season, 1923-24. The three teams were replaced by a single team for season three: Brooklyn.

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References and Citations

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References 1921-1975

(1) Noel Dunne and Seán Ryan (1975) “Chapter 16 – League Tables 1921-1975” The Bass Book of Irish Soccer. pg. 108. Mercier Press, Dublin and Cork. Republic of Ireland.

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About this document

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Researched, compiled and written by Enda Mulcahy for the

Eirball | Irish North American and World Sports Archives

First Published: 4 September 2026. Last Updated: 4 September 2026

(c) Copyright Enda Mulcahy and Eirball 2026

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