List of Cork City F.C. seasons

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This is the list of Cork City F.C. seasons since the club's return to League of Ireland Premier Division competition in 2012. It includes European and Cup participation.

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League seasons

SeasonLeagueFAI CupLeague of Ireland CupEurope/otherTop Scorer
DivisionPWDLGFGAGDPTSPos
2023 [1] League of Ireland Prem 3687213564-29319thSF-N/ARuairi Keating [2]
2022 [3] League of Ireland First 3220846322+41681stR2-N/A
2021 [4] League of Ireland First2789103728+9336thR2-N/ACian Murphy
2020 [5] League of Ireland Prem1825111030−201110thR2-N/A
2019 [6] League of Ireland Prem36910172949−20378thR2QF Europa League 1st Qual Graham Cummins
2018 [7] League of Ireland Prem3624577127+44772ndR/UR2 Champions League 1st Qual Kieran Sadlier
2017 [8] League of Ireland Prem332445672344761stW [9] SF [10] Europa League2nd Qual [11] Sean Maguire [12]
2016 [13] League of Ireland Prem332175652342702ndW [14] QF [15] Europa League3rd Qual [16] Sean Maguire [17]
2015 [18] League of Ireland Prem3319104572532672ndR/U [19] QF [20] Europa League1st Qual [21] Karl Sheppard [22]
2014 [23] League of Ireland Prem3322655125+26722ndR3QFN/ABilly Dennehy
2013 [24] League of Ireland Prem33137134750−3466thR3QFN/ACiarán Kilduff
2012 [25] League of Ireland Prem30812103836+2366thR3R2N/AVinny Sullivan

Key

ChampionsRunners-upThird-placePlay-offs Promoted Relegated

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  2. ↑ "Premier Division 2023 - Top Scorers".
  3. ↑ "First Division 2022".
  4. ↑ "First Division 2021".
  5. ↑ "Premier Division 2020".
  6. ↑ "Premier Division 2019".
  7. ↑ "Premier Division 2018".
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