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1894–95 Irish League

Field	Value
competition	Irish League
season	1894–95
dates	1 September 1894 –
6 October 1894
winners	Linfield
4th Irish title
matches	12
total goals	50
league topscorer	George Gaukrodger
Joe McAllen
(4 goals each)
biggest home win	Linfield 3–0 Glentoran
biggest away win	Cliftonville 0–5 Linfield
highest attendance	Distillery 4–3 Cliftonville
prevseason	1893–94
nextseason	1895–96

6 October 1894 4th Irish title Joe McAllen (4 goals each) The 1894–95 Irish League was the 5th edition of the Irish League, the highest level of league competition in Irish football.

The league comprised four teams and Linfield won the championship for the fourth time.

Season summary

Both Ligoniel and Ulster, who had competed in the previous season, did not participate this season. No new teams were elected, meaning the league proceeded with its smallest ever number of clubs with just four.

Teams and locations

Team	Town	Home Ground
Cliftonville	Belfast	Solitude
Distillery	Belfast	Grosvenor Park
Glentoran	Belfast	The Oval
Linfield	Belfast	Ulsterville

League standings

Results

References

Alex Graham. (2005). "Football in Northern Ireland: A Statistical Record 1881-2005".

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