Colga F.C.

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Colga F.C.
Full nameColga Football Club
Founded1996
GroundKilcornan
Chairman Flag of Ireland.svg Fionn Kiely
League Galway & District League
2021/221st

Introduction

Colga F.C. is a football club from Kilcolgan, Ireland, which was founded in 1996. It is a community voluntary organisation run by its members for the benefit of their families and neighbors. The club promotes soccer among girls and boys of all ages.

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Colga currently competes in the Galway & District League.

Colga F.C. was formed in March 1996, and officially opened in June 1996. It commenced competing in the 1996- 1997 season, and has competed in every season since at various levels.

They currently have close to 500 players, including adult and under-age teams, for both boys and girls alike, competing at all levels.


Honours

Staff and board members

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