Longford underage football in blue
Melview FC gives local players a grounded underage football base, with recent cup fixtures taking visiting teams to Abbeycartron.
Melview football since 2002
Melview FC is a Longford club based in the Melview area. The blue circular crest carries M.F.C., Longford and Est. 2002, tying the club name to the town and to a simple underage football identity.
For parents, that means a Melview club inside the Longford schoolboys and schoolgirls football scene, not a namesake from outside the county.
Find Abbeycartron for cup fixtures
Recent Connacht Cup fixtures for Melview teams use Abbeycartron as the home venue. It sits on the Longford schoolboy and schoolgirl football circuit, so visiting families should confirm the pitch and kick off with the club before travel.
Younger age groups, then cup football
Melview’s visible football is underage. The club appears in 2025 Connacht Cup boys competitions at under 12 and under 14, and an earlier coaching plan tied to Melview covered U8 to U11 small sided work.
Families with boys or girls should ask the club which age group is open before attending, as squads and training times can change during a season.
A Connacht Shield win
Melview’s U12 boys won the 2023 Connacht Shield final, beating Craughwell United 4-2 in Headford.
Blue, white, black and yellow
The badge is a blue roundel with white lettering, two footballs, a black Longford landmark silhouette and a yellow Est. 2002 ribbon. Those details give the club a clear local look without confusing it with Longford Town or other Longford clubs.
Start with the club channel
For registration, player care, fees, times and first sessions, use the Melview FC Facebook channel or the SFAI contact email for the club. A parent should include the player’s year of birth, football experience and a phone number, then wait for the current coach or secretary to confirm the right group.