List of Shelbourne F.C. seasons

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The Irish League seasons 1915/16-1918/19 were suspended due to World War I. Shelbourne competed in the Irish League and Irish Cup for the 1920/21 season but resigned from the league and cup during the season following a dispute with the Irish Football Association.

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Seasons

Season Irish Football League Irish Cup Top scorer
PWDLFAPtsPos
1904–0514536151713=5Runners-upL. Lawless4
1905–0614527161821=5WinnersJames Owens6
1906–07148332721192Runners-upJ. Murphy9
1907–0814626221714=4Runners-upJ. Murphy6
1908–09147072020143J. Enright / J. Murphy3
1909–1014275152411=6M. Foley4
1910–11143471531106WinnersJ. Strothers3
1911–121423912337=6W. O'Brien / W. Watson2
1912–1318747202318=6A. Stafford10
1913–14146261610145Crowe / D. Mitchell3
1914–1514635171215=4Chalmers7
1919–20143741621134Winners Ed Brookes 7
Season League of Ireland FAI Cup Shield/
League
Cup
[C]
Europe Top scorer
Division [note 1] PWDLFAPtsPos
1921–22148243121183rdSemi-FinalsWinnersMick Foley6
1922–232215437214343rdRunners-upWinnersMick Keegan11
1923–241813235521282ndRound 2Frank Rushe12
1924–251812335520273rdRunners-upMick Maguire10
1925–261814316523311stRound 1WinnersJock Simpson18
1926–271813326324292ndSemi-FinalsJock McMillan17
1927–281813236724282ndSemi-FinalsSammy McIlvenny22
1928–291816114912331stRound 1 David Byrne 15
1929–301814135925292ndRound 1WinnersJohnny Ledwidge16
1930–312213545222311stRound 1 Alex Hair 29
1931–322210664334266thSemi-FinalsGeorge Lennox / Robert Skinner8
1932–331810354526233rdSemi-FinalsClarence Wonnacott9
1933–34186572225176thRound 1Frank Brady8
1936–372293105348218thRound 1Bob Slater19
1937–382266103647187thRound 1Jimmy Doyle12
1938–39229494048226thWinners Alex Weir 10
1939–40226884139207thRound 1Mick Delaney12
1940–412039823311510thRound 2 Willie Fallon 5
1941–42188553829213rdRound 2 Paddy Bradshaw 11
1942–43187563528195thRound 1John Cassidy10
1943–44149323222211stRunners-upWinnersMick McCluskey8
1944–45145362121135thRound 1WinnersHarry Hill5
1945–4614329264488thSemi-Finals Gerry Malone 7
1946–47148333424191stSemi-FinalsAlf Hanson11
1947–48147343024173rdRound 2 Brendan Carroll 9
1948–49189543923232ndRunners-upWinners Brendan Carroll 10
1949–50187743923233rdRound 1 Martin Colfer 5
1950–51188463727204thRunners-up Martin Colfer 10
1951–522213545944312ndRound 2Rory Dwyer22
1952–532212644624301stRound 1Rory Dwyer13
1953–542210393535236thRound 2 Martin Colfer / Jimmy Moloney6
1954–552213276241284thRound 2Rory Dwyer19
1955–562284104542206thRound 1 Gerry Malone 15
1956–572210664739246thRound 1 Dessie Glynn 12
1957–582211384129235thSemi-Finals Christy Doyle 11
1958–59227873533226thRound 1 Christy Doyle 9
1959–602211654833283rdWinners Christy Doyle 14
1960–612275104341198thRound 2 Eric Barber 14
1961–622215525523351stRunners-upDNQ Eric Barber 15
1962–63187472935187thWinners EC R1 Eric Barber / Jackie Hennessy 8
1963–64228594642217thRound 2 CWC R1 Eric Barber 15
1964–652211293837246thRound 2 FC R2 Eric Barber 14
1965–662210573730254th Eric Barber 10
1966–6722431532541112thJohnny Foran6
1967–682283113236197thMick Conroy8
1968–6922281230691210thBrian Delargey6
1969–702610793832276th Jimmy O'Connor 12
1970–712610793230278thWinnersJohn Murray10
1971–722668123037229th UEFA Cup R1 Eric Barber 9
1972–732696115040248thRunners-up Eric Barber 13
1973–7426451731581314th Eric Barber 8
1974–7526671333381913thRunners-up Eric Barber / Mick Lawlor7
1975–762677124244219thMick Lawlor11
1976–772610883940287thLiam Devine11
1977–78306111332502312thJohn Delamere10
1978–7930691541582113thJohn Delamere15
1979–8030362130831216thPaul Nugent5
1980–8130661831521815thPhilip Fitzgerald / Paul Nugent5
1981–82 [note 2] 30107134446459th Terry Daly 12
1982–83 [note 3] 2613585045445thKieran McCabe17
1983–84 [note 3] 2691074134285thSemi-FinalsJohn Delamere10
1984–8530981339462612thPaul Mullen / Paul Newe 8
1985–86 Premier 22371215401311th (R) Paul Newe 6
1986–87First1812333920272nd (P) Bobby Browne / Kieran McCabe5
1987–88Premier33881731442410th Bobby Browne 6
1988–89Premier33810152640269thPhilip Byrne5
1989–90Premier331013103939337th Garry Haylock 10
1990–91Premier3318695930424thRound 2 Paul Newe 14
1991–92Premier3321755729491stQuarter-Finals Garry Haylock 13
1992–93Premier [note 4] [1] 32151075329403rdWinners EC Q Garry Haylock 15
1993–94Premier321110114242435thRound 1Runners-up CWC R1Barry O'Connor7
1994–95Premier3316984532573rdRunners-upDNQ Vinny Arkins 13
1995–96Premier3315994533544thWinnersWinners UEFA Cup Q Stephen Geoghegan 20
1996–97Premier3315995236543rdWinners CWC Q Stephen Geoghegan 16
1997–98Premier3320765832672ndRunners-upRunners-up CWC Q Stephen Geoghegan 17
1998–99Premier33138123735473rdSemi-Finals UEFA Cup 1Q Tony Sheridan 9
1999–2000Premier33191224920691stWinnersRound 2 IC R1 Stephen Geoghegan 12
2000–01Premier3317975337602ndQuarter-FinalsRound 1 CL 2QR Richie Foran / Stephen Geoghegan 11
2001–02 Premier [note 5] 3319685028631stRound 3Round 1 UEFA Cup Q Stephen Geoghegan 9
2002–03 Premier [note 6] 2715484426492ndRound 3No Competition CL 1QStuart Byrne / Stephen Geoghegan 9
2003 Premier36191255228691stRound 3Round 1 UEFA Cup Q Jason Byrne 25
2004 Premier36191165737681stRound 3Round 1 CL 3Q UEFA Cup R1 Jason Byrne 28
2005 Premier3320766225673rdRound 2Semi-Finals CL 2Q Jason Byrne 30
2006 Premier [note 7] 3018846027621stRound 3Runners-up IC Semi-Finals Jason Byrne 23
2007 First361110154646435thRound 2Round 2 CL Withdrew [2] Mark Leech 12
2008First36201065525702ndRound 3Round 2 Anto Flood 15
2009First3322746631732ndRound 3Round 2 David McAllister 19
2010First3318785731614thRound 4Preliminary RoundDaniel Corcoran13
2011First3022266224682nd (P)Runners-upQuarter-Finals Philip Hughes 27
2012 Premier3098133543358thSemi-FinalsRound 2 Philip Hughes 11
2013 Premier33562225562112th (R)Quarter-FinalsRound 1 Philip Hughes 27
2014First28141044610522ndRound 3Round 1 Dylan Connolly 12
2015First2813693734454thRound 2Round 1 Philip Hughes 7
2016First2893163640306thRound 2Quarter-FinalsJames English11
2017First28117103732404thRound 2Quarter-finalsJames English8
2018First27131135221503rdRound 2Quarter-finalsDavid O'Sullivan15
2019First2719355019601st (P)Round 1Round 2 Ciarán Kilduff 13
2020Premier185491322199th (R)Quarter Finals
2021 First2716924923571st (P)Round 1Ryan Brennan14

Key

Champions Runners-up Promoted Relegated

Division shown in bold when it changes due to promotion or relegation. Top scorers shown in bold are players who finished the season as top scorer of their division.

Notes

  1. In 1985 with the introduction of 6 new teams the league was split into two divisions. Prior to this there was just one division.
  2. An experimental points system was operated for the 198182 season whereby a team was awarded four points for an away win, three points for a home win, two points for an away draw and one point for a home draw.
  3. 1 2 In 198283 three points were awarded for a win and one point for a draw. The system reverted the following season to the pre-198182 system, i.e. two points for a win and one point for a draw.
  4. In 199293 the Premier Division 'split' into two sections of six after the 22nd series of games had been played on 17 January. Shelbourne qualified for the top six and finished in a three-way tie in the top six (Group 'A'). There was a three-way playoff with Shelbourne, Cork and Bohemians with each team playing each other twice. They couldn't be seen so they played each other once more at neutral venues with Shelbourne finishing 3rd.
  5. St Patrick's Athletic had 15 points deducted for fielding an ineligible player.
  6. The Premier Division was cut to 10 teams and shortened in length by maintaining only 3 rounds of fixtures in the 200203 season. The FAI Cup final was played in October '02 making it two FAI Cup finals in one year. The League Cup competition was not played. These measures were aimed at easing the transition from a "Winter schedule"(Autumn-Summer) to "Summer Soccer"(Spring-Winter).
  7. Shelbourne were relegated to the First Division for financial irregularities.

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