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1946–47 League of Ireland
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| competition | League of Ireland |
| season | 1946–47 |
| winners | Shelbourne (5th title) |
| league topscorer | Paddy Coad |
| Alf Hanson | |
| (11 goals each) | |
| biggest home win | Bohemians 6-0 Limerick |
| biggest away win | Bohemians 1–5 Drumcondra |
| highest scoring | Shelbourne 6–2 Dundalk |
| matches | 56 |
| total goals | 228 |
| prevseason | 1945–46 |
| nextseason | 1947–48 |
Alf Hanson (11 goals each) The 1946–47 League of Ireland was the 26th season of senior football in the Republic of Ireland.
Cork United were the defending champions.
Changes from 1945–46
No new teams were elected to the League.
Teams
| Team | Location | Stadium |
|---|---|---|
| Bohemians | Dublin (Phibsborough) | Dalymount Park |
| Cork United | Cork | Mardyke |
| Drumcondra | Dublin (Clonturk) | Clonturk Park |
| Dundalk | Dundalk | Oriel Park |
| Limerick | Limerick | Markets Field |
| Shamrock Rovers | Dublin (Milltown) | Glenmalure Park |
| Shelbourne | Dublin (Ringsend) | Shelbourne Park |
| Waterford | Waterford | Kilcohan Park |
Season overview
Shelbourne won their fifth title, their first in three years.
Table
Results
name_BOH=Bohemians| name_CUF=Cork United| name_DRU=Drumcondra| name_DUN=Dundalk| name_LIM=Limerick| name_SHM=Shamrock Rovers| name_SHE=Shelbourne| name_WAT=Waterford| team1=BOH| team2=CUF| team3=DRU| team4=DUN| team5=LIM| team6=SHM| team7=SHE| team8=WAT| match_BOH_CUF=4–1| match_BOH_DRU=1–5| match_BOH_DUN=3–1| match_BOH_LIM=6–0| match_BOH_SHM=1–3| match_BOH_SHE=4–3| match_BOH_WAT=1–2| match_CUF_BOH=6–1| match_CUF_DRU=4–1| match_CUF_DUN=5–1| match_CUF_LIM=2–0| match_CUF_SHM=1–1| match_CUF_SHE=1–1| match_CUF_WAT=4–1| match_DRU_BOH=3–2| match_DRU_CUF=3–2| match_DRU_DUN=4–4| match_DRU_LIM=0–2| match_DRU_SHM=3–2| match_DRU_SHE=2–0| match_DRU_WAT=1–0| match_DUN_BOH=1–3| match_DUN_CUF=2–5| match_DUN_DRU=1–0| match_DUN_LIM=3–0| match_DUN_SHM=2–1| match_DUN_SHE=1–2| match_DUN_WAT=3–0| match_LIM_BOH=2–2| match_LIM_CUF=0–3| match_LIM_DRU=4–1| match_LIM_DUN=2–2| match_LIM_SHM=2–2| match_LIM_SHE=1–2| match_LIM_WAT=1–1| match_SHM_BOH=3–3| match_SHM_CUF=4–2| match_SHM_DRU=1–2| match_SHM_DUN=5–1| match_SHM_LIM=3–1| match_SHM_SHE=1–2| match_SHM_WAT=3–0| match_SHE_BOH=1–1| match_SHE_CUF=4–2| match_SHE_DRU=1–1| match_SHE_DUN=6–2| match_SHE_LIM=3–0| match_SHE_SHM=1–4| match_SHE_WAT=4–2| match_WAT_BOH=2–1| match_WAT_CUF=4–2| match_WAT_DRU=1–3| match_WAT_DUN=1–1| match_WAT_LIM=1–1| match_WAT_SHM=0–1| match_WAT_SHE=2–4| update=complete| source=Extratime.ie
Top goalscorers
| Rank | Player | Club | Goals |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Ireland Paddy Coad | Shamrock Rovers | 11 |
| England Alf Hanson | Shelbourne | ||
| 3 | Ireland Mick O'Flanagan | Bohemians | 10 |
| Ireland Seán McCarthy | Cork United | ||
| 5 | Ireland Podge Gregg | Shamrock Rovers | 9 |
| Ireland Gerry Malone | Shelbourne | ||
| 7 | Ireland Kit Lawlor | Drumcondra | 8 |
| 8 | Ireland Eugene Kirby | Bohemians | 7 |
| Ireland Owen Madden | Cork United | ||
| Ireland Paddy O'Leary |
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