Last updated : 29/08/2023 11:07:25

Introduction

Conwell Rovers are a Saturday soccer team made up of 20 team members.

The team is from Dublin, County Dublin, Republic of Ireland and play in the United Churches Football League Division 2B.

Conwell Rovers started using TeamStats in February 2012 and so far have created match reports and statistics for 3 games.

Team Details

Location

Dublin County Dublin Republic of Ireland

League

United Churches Football League

Team Type

Men , Adult , 11 a side , Saturday

More about the team

Conwell Rovers was founded in 2004 by a group of Football friends living in Dublin, Ireland. The original squad boasted members from Dublin and outside the pale and throughout the years has had players from Spain, France, Nigeria, Canada, Cayman Islands and even Mayo.

Initially the club settled into Division 3A in the leagues lower etchelons before getting promotion to division 3 after finishing in 3rd place. A mid table finish in division 3 was followed by Conwells most impressive season so far , winning the Division 3 title and going unbeaten all season. The only club in all the divisions to do this.

This achievement meant promotion to Division 2B where we currently lie mid-table and are already planning our assault on the league next season.

After being beaten in 3 finals over the years , the clubs main aim this season is to try win the Shield

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