Red and white football in North Tipperary
Borrisokane FC is the IYF profile for Borrisokane Football Club, a North Tipperary club founded in 1967 and carrying a red and white shamrock crest.
Borrisokane FC identity
The club crest carries the Borrisokane FC name, three green shamrocks, a red and white shield and the 1967 foundation year. Those details give the page a clear identity for one of North Tipperary’s long established soccer clubs.
The club uses Borrisokane Football Club in formal detail and Borrisokane FC in football listings and competition material.
Borrisokane base
Borrisokane sits in north County Tipperary between Nenagh, Cloughjordan and the Lough Derg area. The club’s structured web detail places it in Borrisokane, County Tipperary, with the club secretary contact carried through the club domain.
For travelling families, Borrisokane in County Tipperary is the main local search point for the club.
North Tipperary pathway
Borrisokane FC is linked with the North Tipperary football pathway through SFAI club listings and North Tipperary competition context. That gives the club relevance for school age families looking across Borrisokane, Nenagh, Cloughjordan, Roscrea and nearby areas.
The IYF page should therefore work as a club profile even while automatic team links are still being matched into the live modules.
Youth league and cup double
Borrisokane’s youth side completed a 2025/26 league and cup double in North Tipperary youth football, beating Holycross after extra time in the Youths Cup final at Michael Fennell Park, Templemore.
The same match account named Ryan Donnelly as captain, Michael O’Brien as head coach and Jack Slevin as player of the match, giving the page a concrete recent football milestone.
Senior competition context
Borrisokane FC was included in the North Tipperary and District League section of the 2025/26 Munster Junior Cup draw, with a first round pairing against Cloughjordan A.
That competition context adds a senior football layer to the page, sitting alongside the youth pathway and the club’s long foundation date.
Community and inclusion
Tipperary football development notes describe a Borrisokane FC club integration programme run with the local direct provision centre, giving participants a pathway into club teams.
The same county development material also noted Late Night Leagues in Borrisokane with 32 participants. Those details show football being used locally for social inclusion as well as team competition.
Girls football and coaching
Girls football has also been part of Borrisokane FC activity. County development notes described club coaching sessions in Borrisokane FC, Silvermines and Knight United with girls sections.
Coach education also reached the club, with monthly club coach active sessions held in Borrisokane FC and Moneygall FC. That matters for parents because a youth pathway depends on volunteers as well as players.
Planning a visit or first enquiry
Families should confirm the correct pitch, age group, arrival time, parking, changing access and kit colours before travelling. North Tipperary competition venues can change by team and age group.
A first enquiry should include the player age, school year, previous football experience, parent or guardian contact number and whether the question is about academy football, youth football, girls football, senior football, coaching or volunteering.