The club's colours are claret and blue. The side was made up of players from across the county of Cork. Cobh won promotion to the Premier Division in 1988, after finishing First Division runners-up to Athlone Town. Westlife singer Nicky Byrne, who was also a footballer on the books at Leeds United, had a spell with the club too.[5]. 7:00 PM, St. Colman's Park - Behind Closed Doors Ramblers appeared on live television for the first time on Friday, 10 November 2006 in an away fixture at Galway United, where they lost 1–0. In 2019, Cobh Ramblers changed the ownership structure of the club and became a fully fan owned entity. Division) on 08-08-2020. Matchday Plans for a new 900 seater stand adjacent to the existing stand have temporarily been put on hold due to minor financial difficulties at the club. There were 3 replays until Sligo finally won 3–2 and went on to win the Cup. The team was subsequently managed by Len Hackett (2016), Declan Coleman (2017), Ethan McCarthy (2018) and Ivan Bevan (2019). This victory gave Cobh Ramblers their first piece of Senior Silverware and crowned them First Division Champions. Galway United FC: Ireland - 1. Ethan McCarthy took over the side for the 2016 campaign as the league switched to a summer calendar. It is hoped though that with a new younger generation becoming interested in the League of Ireland, due to promotion of the league and sport as a whole, that attendance and the fortunes of the club might improve. 9/25/20 After defeating Dundalk, and denying the eventual champions a treble, Ramblers lost the final away to Derry City 3–1. Cobh Ramblers joined the League of Ireland in 1985, after many years as a Munster Senior League side. In recent years, fan numbers have not been as high as they were during the glory days when Ramblers were in the top flight of Irish football and playing glamorous pre-season matches against the likes of Celtic and Arsenal. 2020. This is the match sheet of the First Division game between Cobh Ramblers FC and Galway United FC on Mar 21, 2020. [citation needed] Martin Cambridge later took over the side from Dave Hill. 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Matchday | The backroom team also includes Kieran Dunlea and Damien Rowe. Regular Season; Final Stages; FAI Cup; League Cup; FAI President's Cup; Leinster Senior Cup; Munster Senior Cup; Play-offs 1/2; Play-offs 2/3; Women's National League ; Women's League Cup; A Championship; Club Friendlies; INFO. Fri, 9/25/20 For using this site, please activate JavaScript. Dave Hill took charge that season and in their first year at that level they finished 10th and avoiding relegation. [citation needed], Cobh Ramblers entered a team in the first ever League of Ireland under-17 season in 2015, managed by Len Hackett. In 2010 Ramblers missed out on gaining promotion back to the League of Ireland losing to Salthill Devon in a play off. The stadium has hosted international underage games including games in the 1994 UEFA European Under-16 Football Championship qualifiers. Longford Town: 2:6: Galway United FC: 25.9. Though even with its lower attendance at home matches (usually about 600 or so, over 1000 for the 2008 season), the fans in attendance are loyal and take part in club fund-raisers and events as well as watching the match. Now operating under the guise of Cobh Ramblers Co-Operative Society.   |  7:45 PM, 14. In March 2015 Martin Cambridge tendered his resignation and Stephen Henderson returned to the club as first team manager. On 18 March 2014, the club parted company with manager Dave Hill by mutual consent after five years. Munster Schools Senior Cup games have also been staged at the stadium including the final which was won by local Cobh school, Coláiste Muire in 2010. The club's colours are claret and blue. In 2016 Henderson guided Ramblers to munster senior cup victory and to a 3rd-place finish in the first division. Ramblers F.C. Cobh Ramblers. is a soccer club in Co. Galway Ireland. 5. Referee: Gavin Colfer. 20.10.2020 | Galway United FC - Drogheda United 21.02.2020 | Wexford - University College Dublin 21.02.2020 | Cabinteely FC - Bray Wanderers 21.02.2020 | Galway United FC - Athlone Town 22.02.2020 | Cobh Ramblers - Drogheda United 22.02.2020 | Longford Town - Shamrock Rovers II 28.02.2020 | Drogheda United - Longford Town 28.02.2020 | University College Dublin - Cobh Ramblers … A play-off win over Finn Harps saw Ramblers retain their Premier Division status at the end of the 1993–94 season, but the club were relegated in second-last place the following year. This is the match sheet of the First Division game between Galway United FC and Cobh Ramblers FC on Sep 25, 2020. Sat, 8/8/20 He was replaced by Martin Cambridge on an interim basis. [citation needed] There is also a Cobh Ramblers Supporters Club, who are involved in fundraising for the club. The National under-19 league was introduced in 2011, replacing the old A Championship. Supporting your club in the stadium? Construction of a new state of the art changing facility and press office along with a new Chairman's office was completed in 2006 along with new floodlights and a 900-seater stand replacing the old shed. Most of that squad advanced to the Senior Team. In Oct 2015 Stephen Henderson signed a new three-year contract with the club. Nowadays they locate at the far end of the South stand. This led to the eventual re-formation of Cobh Ramblers as a football club. Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Ramblers were established in 2003 by Brian Flaherty, Donal Nevin Tom Tierney, Michael Flanagan, Aidan Spaight and Michael Keating as a junior team that expanded into under-age leagues in 2007. The east stand, too has seen improvement with 450 new seats being installed.   |  7:00 PM, 5. Supporting your club in the stadium? Read the preview and see the predictions in this overview. On 10 November 2007 Cobh Ramblers beat Athlone Town 1–0 in Lissywoollen in what was a tense and nervous display. Cobh Ramblers were the only side to defeat first division champions Limerick that season and this coincided with a run of 5 victories in their last 5 league games to reach the play offs. Division 2020: 03.10. Cobh Ramblers Football Club (CRFC) (Irish: Cumann Peile Chóstóirí Chóbh) is an Irish football club. Ramblers played in the 1976 FAI League Cup, reaching the semi finals.