The 1892–93 Irish League was the 3rd edition of the
Irish League, the highest level of league competition in
Irish football
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.
The league comprised six teams, a reduction from the ten of the previous season.
Linfield won the championship for the third year in a row.
Season summary
The number of teams reduced from ten the previous season to six for this season.
Lancashire Fusiliers
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withdrew before this season began, while
YMCA
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and
Oldpark had withdrew before the previous season finished.
Ligoniel and
Milltown were excluded from the league for this season, while
Derry Olympic were elected.
Teams and locations
League standings
Results
References
External links
Irish Premier League Website
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1892-93
1892–93 domestic association football leagues
1892–93 in Irish association football