List of Sligo Rovers F.C. seasons

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This is a list of seasons played by Sligo Rovers Football Club in Irish and European football, from 1934 (year of entry into the League of Ireland) to the most recent completed season. The list details the club's achievements in the League of Ireland

Contents

Seasons

Season League of Ireland FAI Cup Top goalscorer(s)
Division [A] PosPWDLFAPtsNameGoals
1934-35 3rd18846443020SFGerry McDaid35
1935-36 8th229310484721R2Gerry McDaid29
1936-37 1st221624683034R2Harry Litherland29
1937-38 6th227510556119R1Lewis Hughes16
1938-39 2nd221075503127RUMattie Began15
1939-40 3rd221246604428RUJoe McAleer21
1948-49 8th18459313713R1George Sergeant16
1949-50 6th18756283019SFSam Waters13
1950-51 2nd181134392525SFGeorge Gray/Stephen McDonagh/Frankie Moody10
1951-52 4th221336494629SFJohnny Armstrong19
1952-53 5th22877423723R2 Liam Coll 16
1953-54 9th228410333720R1Stephen McDonagh12
1954-55 9th226313394915R1Johnny Armstrong19
1955-56 5th221129475024R1Johnny Armstrong22
1956-57 3rd221174422929R2Johnny Armstrong14
1957-58 11th225512326115R2Victor Meldrum20
1958-59 10th226313345115R1Victor Meldrum11
1959-60 10th225314446713R2Dan McCaffrey15
1960-61 12th22141735976R1Damien Bradley21
1961-62 12th22131831875R1
1963-64 9th22679305317*R1Jimmy Burnside8
1964-65 5th221057412925R1Jimmy Burnside12
1965-66 5th22877262623SFPaul Dowling9
1966-67 3rd221156372927R1 Johnny Brookes 17
1967-68 11th226412244816R1Johnny Brookes9
1968-69 8th228410293220R1Mick Hunter12
1969-70 8th2611411374126RUGerry Mitchell14
1970-71 11th267712365821R2
1971-72 14th265417347114R1Gerry Mitchell13
1972-73 10th268216255120*R1Gerry Mitchell8
1973-74 13th266218285114R2Joe Logan/Tony Fagan/Gerry Rogers6
1974-75 14th267415274618R1Liam McCool10
1975-76 10th266812324920SFMick Leonard21
1976-77 1st261835482039R1 Paul McGee 17
1977-78 6th301389473134RUGary Hulmes15
1978-79 10th309714354025R1Gary Hulmes15
1979-80 8th3011910404531R2Brendan Bradley11
1980-81 11th3010614454726RUBrendan Bradley21
1981-82 [B] 5th301659554562R1Brendan Bradley19
1982-83 [C] 12th264913274821WGus Gilligan6
1983-84 14th26242020588R1 Paul McGee 6
1984-85 13th3071211344726R1Harry McLoughlin8
1985-86 First 2nd181152321327R1Harry McLoughlin16
1986-87 Premier 9th226511233817SFTony O'Kelly10
1987-88 12th334524308113R1Tony O'Kelly7
1988-89 First 10th274617233714R1
1989-90 2nd2713113301237R2
1990-91 Premier 5th3313128342238R2
1991-92 9th3371115334226R1
1992-93 [D] 11th3261412163226QFPadraig Moran5
1993-94 First 1st271485421950W Eddie Annand 17
1994-95 Premier 8th3312714434243SF Eddie Annand 17
1995-96 3rd3316710453855SF
1996-97 6th33121110434347R2
1997-98 7th3310149464944QF
1998-99 9th3391113375038QF
1999-00 11th3351018316025R2Padraig Moran11
2000-01 First 4th3619512614862R2Padraig Moran16
2001-02 6th328915354833QFSean Flannery10
2002-03 6th22868282730R3Paul McTiernan13
2003 6th3311139393946QFPaul McTiernan11
2004 7th3311517465038R2Stephen O'Donnell10
2005 1st3315165452761QFPaul McTiernan14
2006 Premier 5th3011712334240SF Darren Mansaram / Paul McTiernan8
2007 6th3312516344541R3 Fahrudin Kuduzović 11
2008 4th3312129412848R2 Romauld Boco 7
2009 6th36111015415143RURaffaele Cretaro21
2010 3rd3617127613663W Pádraig Amond 23
2011 2nd362277731973W Eoin Doyle 25
2012 1st3017103532361R2 Danny North 17
2013 3rd331995532266W David McMillan 13
2014 5th3312714443643R2 Danny North 7
2015 9th3371016395531QFRaffaele Cretaro12
2016 5th33131010423549R3Raffaele Cretaro10
2017 9th3381510334439R1 Kieran Sadlier 7
2018 7th3612618385042R1 David Cawley / Michael Drennan 6
2019 7th36101214384742SF Romeo Parkes 11
2020 4th18819192325SF Ronan Coughlan 7
2021 3rd3616911433257R1 Johnny Kenny 11
2022 5th36131013474449R1 Aidan Keena 18
2023 8th3610719365137R1 Max Mata 11
2024 6th36131013405149R3 Ellis Chapman 9

Key

Champions Runners-up Promoted Relegated

Notes

A. ^ Prior to 1985 there was just one division. Six new teams were introduced for the 1985-86 season and the league was split into two divisions.

B. ^ An experimental points system was operated for the 1981-82 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.

C. a b In 1982-83 three points were awarded for a win and one point for a draw. The system reverted the following season to the pre-1981-82 system, i.e. two points for a win and one point for a draw.

D. ^ In 1992-93 the Premier Division 'split' into two sections of six after the 22nd series of games had been played on 17 January.

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