The Bohemian Football Club: The Enduring Legacy of an Idle Youth
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This document contains images and text documenting the history of Bohemian Football Club, an Irish football club founded in 1890 in Dublin. It includes photos of early Bohemian teams from the 1890s and 1900s, including the team that won the Irish Challenge Cup in 1907-1908. It also mentions Harold Sloan, who scored the first goal at Dalymount Park and later died in World War 1, in memory of his military service. The document provides a visual timeline of Bohemian Football Club's history over several decades in the late 19th and early 20th century.
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- 2. Hamilton Paul Bell Andrew Philip Magill
- 3. Frank Whitaker Rev. Br. Francis de Sales Dudley Hussey
- 4. One of the first Bohemian teams to line out in the Phoenix Park, circa 1890 Back Row (l-r) W. Sheehan, G. Sheehan, F. Whitaker, J. Sheehan, A. Wilson, J. Whelan Centre Row (l-r) S. McCann, A. Blayney, Front Row (l-r) J. Murray, J. Whelan, A. Greary,
- 5. Linfield F.C. of Belfast (1891)
- 7. The Irish Times 26 February 1901
- 8. Leinster Senior Challenge Cup Winner 1901/’02 Back Row (l-r) H.C. Crozier, J.Curtis, W. Crane, D. Kent, J. Houlihan, W.J. Sanderson (Hon. Tres), J. Hare, L.J. Farrell Front Row (l-r) G. Sheehan, Dr McCausland, R.M. Hooper, H.A. Sloan, Capt. J. Spencer (Vice- President).
- 9. "Bohemians can feel proud of their ground, which is quite up-to- date, and at any part, reserved or unreserved, the spectators have a splendid view of the game.” (from The Evening Mail, published during the 1907/08 Season.)
- 10. The Sunday Independent 22 March 1908
- 11. The Sunday Independent 29 March 1908
- 13. The Bohemian side which won the Irish Challenge Cup, 1907/’08 Back Row (l-r) C.C. Robertson (Hon. Sec.), W.R. Bastow, P.J. Thunder, T. Healy, M.F. McElhiney, G. Cook (trainer) Centre Row (l-r) R.M. Hooper, H.A. Sloan, J. Balfe (captain) J.C. Hehir, J. Slemin Front Row (l-r) D. Hannon, W.F. Hooper
- 14. The Sunday Independent The Sunday Independent 4 April 1909 11 April 1909
- 15. Harold Sloan scored the first ever goal at Dalymount Park in Bohemian’s 4-2 win over Dublin rivals Shelbourne F.C.
- 16. In Memory of Second Lieutenant HAROLD ALEXANDER SLOAN 198th Siege Bty., Royal Garrison Artillery who died on 21 January 1917 Son of the late Gilbert Sloan, of Dunsinea, Castleknock; husband of Mabel F. Sloan, of Barbizon, Blackrock,
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