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1937–38 League of Ireland


FieldValue
competitionLeague of Ireland
season1937–38
winnersShamrock Rovers (5th title)
league topscorerWilliam Byrne (25 goals)
matches132
total goals603
prevseason1936–37
nextseason1938–39

The 1937–38 League of Ireland was the seventeenth season of the League of Ireland. Sligo Rovers were the defending champions.

Shamrock Rovers won their fifth title.

Overview

Dolphin resigned from the League voluntarily, while Limerick were elected in their place.

Teams

TeamLocationStadium
BohemiansDublin (Phibsborough)Dalymount Park
Bray UnknownsBrayCarlisle Grounds
BridevilleDublin (The Liberties)Harold's Cross Stadium
CorkCorkMardyke
DrumcondraDublin (Clonturk)Clonturk Park
DundalkDundalkOriel Park
LimerickLimerickMarkets Field
St. James's GateDublin (Crumlin)St. James's Park
Shamrock RoversDublin (Milltown)Glenmalure Park
ShelbourneDublin (Ringsend)Shelbourne Park
Sligo RoversSligoThe Showgrounds
WaterfordWaterfordKilcohan Park

Table

Results

Top goalscorers

PosPlayerClubGoals
1William ByrneSt James's Gate25

References

References

  1. . (2025). ["Historical Tables"](https://www.leagueofireland.ie/mens/sse-airtricity-mens-premier-division/historical-tables-mens-premier-division/). *[[League of Ireland]]*.
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