Dublin City Cup
The Dublin City Cup is a defunct
Drogheda United and Dundalk
.
It was played in a variety of formats; from complete round robin series to straight knock out tournaments. From the 1951–52 season it was played as a knockout tournament. It was traditionally seen as the fourth most important competition for League of Ireland sides (after the League, FAI Cup and League of Ireland Shield or League Cup).
In both 1956–57 and 1959–60 Shamrock Rovers drew with Drumcondra in the final but won the trophy based on the unusual tiebreaker of having been awarded more corner kicks.
List of winners
- 1934-35* Dolphin
- 1935-36 Bohemians
- 1936-37 Sligo Rovers
- 1937-38 Dundalk
- 1938-39 St James's Gate
- 1939-40 Drumcondra
- 1940-41 Drumcondra
- 1941-42 Shelbourne
- 1942-43 Dundalk
- 1943-44 Cork United
- 1944-45 Shamrock Rovers
- 1945-46 Cork United
- 1946-47 Shelbourne
- 1947-48 Shamrock Rovers
- 1948-49 Dundalk
- 1949-50 Drumcondra
- 1950-51 Drumcondra
- 1951-52 Drumcondra
- 1952-53 Shamrock Rovers
- 1953-54 St Patrick's Athletic
- 1954-55 Shamrock Rovers
- 1955-56 St Patrick's Athletic
- 1956-57 Shamrock Rovers
- 1957-58 Shamrock Rovers
- 1958-59 Limerick
- 1959-60 Shamrock Rovers
- 1960-61 Drumcondra
- 1961-62 Cork Celtic
- 1962-63 Shelbourne
- 1963-64 Shamrock Rovers
- 1964-65 Shelbourne
- 1965-66 Cork Hibernians
- 1966-67 Shamrock Rovers
- 1967-68 Dundalk
- 1968-69 Dundalk
- 1969-70 Limerick
- 1970-71 Cork Hibernians
- 1971-72 Finn Harps
- 1972-73 Cork Hibernians
- 1975-76 St Patrick's Athletic
- 1983-84 Shamrock Rovers