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Mounthawk Park. PIC: Sportsfile
The FAI have officially awarded an SSE Airtricity First Division licence to Kerry FC for the first time.
The Munster club will take part in the second tier of the League of Ireland along with sides such as Waterford FC, Galway United, Finn Harps and Bray Wanderers.
KERRY FC - WE ARE @SSEAirtricityLg pic.twitter.com/YzphkmavVC
— Kerry Football Club (@KerryFC) November 16, 2022
Licences for the 2023 League of Ireland season below:
Clubs awarded an SSE Airtricity Premier Division licence
Bohemian FC, Cork City FC, Derry City FC, Drogheda United FC, Dundalk FC, Finn Harps FC, Galway United FC, Longford Town FC, Shamrock Rovers FC, Shelbourne FC, Sligo Rovers FC, St Patrick’s Athletic FC, UCD AFC, Waterford FC
Clubs awarded an SSE Airtricity First Division licence
Athlone Town FC, Bray Wanderers FC, Cobh Ramblers FC, Kerry FC, Treaty United FC, Wexford FC
WHAT A MAGIC DAY FOR KERRY SPORT!
— Kerry Football Club (@KerryFC) November 16, 2022
Kerry FC have been awarded our license and will play in the 2023 SSE Airtricity League of Ireland First Division pic.twitter.com/i7c8H9EI7I
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