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1957–58 League of Ireland


FieldValue
competitionLeague of Ireland
winnersDrumcondra (3rd title)
continentalcup1European Cup
continentalcup1 qualifiersDrumcondra
matches132
total goals492
league topscorerDonal Leahy (16 goals)
biggest home winDundalk 8–2 Cork Hibernians
Shamrock Rovers 8–2 Transport
biggest away winSligo Rovers 0–6 Transport
highest scoringBohemians 3–7 Drumcondra
Dundalk 8–2 Cork Hibernians
Shamrock Rovers 8–2 Transport
prevseason1956–57
nextseason1958–59
season1957–58

Shamrock Rovers 8–2 Transport Dundalk 8–2 Cork Hibernians Shamrock Rovers 8–2 Transport The 1957–58 League of Ireland was the 37th season of senior football in the Republic of Ireland.

Shamrock Rovers were the defending champions.

Changes from 1956–57 season

Cork Athletic resigned from the League, and were replaced by Cork Hibernians.

Teams

TeamLocationStadium
BohemiansDublin (Phibsborough)Dalymount Park
Cork HiberniansCork (Mardyke)Mardyke
DrumcondraDublin (Drumcondra)Tolka Park
DundalkDundalkOriel Park
Evergreen UnitedCork (Turners Cross)Turners Cross
LimerickLimerickMarkets Field
Shamrock RoversDublin (Milltown)Glenmalure Park
ShelbourneDublin (Ringsend)Shelbourne Park
Sligo RoversSligoThe Showgrounds
St Patrick's AthleticDublin (Phibsborough)Dalymount Park
TransportDublin (Harold's Cross)Harold's Cross Stadium
WaterfordWaterfordKilcohan Park

Season overview

Drumcondra won their third title and qualified for the following season's European Cup.

Final classification

Results

Top scorers

RankPlayerClubGoals
1Donal LeahyEvergreen United16
2Johnny McGeehanTransport15
Austin NoonanEvergreen United
4Ronnie WhelanSt Patrick's Athletic14
5Jack FitzgeraldWaterford12
6Christy DoyleShelbourne11
Vic MeldrumSligo Rovers
8Dermot CrossDrumcondra10
9Willie Coleman9
Maxie McCannShamrock Rovers
Donal O'LearyEvergreen United
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