Cliftonville
Coach:
Jim Magilton
Establishment Date:
1879
League Affiliation:
NIR Premier League
Stadium:
Solitude
Seating Capacity:
8000
Team Info
Cliftonville Football Club, based in North Belfast, is a historic and proud member of the Northern Ireland Premier League. The club, founded in 1879, is the oldest on the island of Ireland and plays its home matches at Solitude, a stadium steeped in tradition. The team's colors are red and white, and they are currently managed by Jim Magilton. Cliftonville's history is the history of Irish football itself, being founding members of the Irish League. The club has experienced several golden eras, most notably in the late 1990s and more recently under former manager Tommy Breslin, winning league titles in 2013 and 2014 with a thrilling, attacking style of play led by stars like Liam Boyce. In the modern era, the Reds remain a formidable force, consistently challenging for European qualification and domestic cups with a squad blending experienced campaigners and exciting young talent. The club enjoys a passionate and dedicated fanbase, with a fierce rivalry with Crusaders. Cliftonville stands as a pillar of the community and a constant competitor at the top of Northern Irish football.
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NIR Premier League 2026-2027 2026/08/29
Cliftonville
22:00
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