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Pearse Celtic is a Togher and Lehenaghmore club with youth teams, adult football and an inclusive Football For All pathway.
Pearse Celtic identity
Pearse Celtic was established in 1992 and is rooted in the Togher area of Cork city south.
The club profile combines navy colours, Cork Youth League teams, adult football and a strong community role across Togher, Lehenaghmore and nearby Douglas.
That mix makes Pearse Celtic more than a team name on IYF. It is a local football pathway for school age players, adult players and players who need an inclusive football setting.
The 1992 foundation gives the club a long Cork city south timeline, while the current teams show how that history continues through today.
Togher and Lehenaghmore base
The club is connected with Lehenaghmore, Togher and Cork city south football, with T12 Y602 used for the current Cork youth club detail.
Community material also connects Pearse Celtic with Clashduv Park, Togher, while the Football For All activity uses Nemo Rangers GAA club in Douglas for Saturday training.
Because the club has more than one activity setting, families should always confirm the exact pitch and arrival point for the relevant team or programme.
That distinction is useful for match days, academy sessions and Football For All sessions, which may not all use the same entrance or ground.
Current IYF teams
The connected IYF profile includes Pearse Celtic teams at under 10, under 11, under 13, under 14 and under 15 level, including A team entries where the club has more than one squad in an age band.
That spread gives the profile practical value for parents because it shows the club working across younger and older school age football.
Multiple entries in the same age band also suggest the club can support more than one group of players at a similar stage.
Football For All
Pearse Celtic runs Football For All activity for players between ages 5 and 18, giving the club an inclusive football pathway as well as league football.
The programme gives players of different abilities a structured and welcoming place to train, with Saturday activity connected to Nemo Rangers in Douglas.
This is one of the most important parts of the club profile because inclusive football changes who can take part in the game locally.
Adult and youth link
Pearse Celtic has adult football as well as schoolboy football, giving younger players a visible route beyond underage teams.
For families, that matters because a player can grow within a club environment rather than treating underage football as a short stop.
Cork Youth League setting
Pearse Celtic sits in the Cork youth football landscape, a large county pathway that connects city and suburban clubs with league and cup football.
The club therefore serves both a local Togher identity and a wider Cork football route, with IYF team cards carrying the live matched team detail below the profile.
This helps readers separate general club background from changing season details, which belong in the live areas of the page.
Community role
Pearse Celtic is part of the Togher community network, where sport, schools, family supports and local groups all contribute to everyday life.
The club gives Cork city south families a football option that covers ordinary team football and inclusive football, which makes the page useful for several types of visitor.
Planning a visit
Families should confirm the exact pitch, arrival time, age group, footwear, parking plan, changing arrangements and weather plan before travelling.
The live Teams area and the built in match module on this page handle squad connections and match information when IYF records are matched for Pearse Celtic.
