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was right for redevelopment and began to set about creating ambitious plans for the club in conjunction with meetings with their architect. They submitted the plans, but eventually had to withdraw them in 1975 due to planning restrictions which would have left the club with very little space for future redevelopment. They continued for a further four years to pursue the ambition of constructing a new complex and on the March 20, 1979 they were given title to the present site. Work then commenced and on the March 10, 1980, the Frank Cooke sports complex was completed.
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The club returned to Johnstown Park in 1971. In the meantime, the board were renewing their application for the club premises. They had meetings over the years with Dublin Corporation and were pleased when in December 1974, they were finally granted a site in Fitzmaurice Road. The board knew the time
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Road East. The club's board made an application to the Dublin Board of Assistance and duly met the engineer. It was agreed that Tolka Rovers submit a plan of their requirements for a ground and they did so on June 24, 1960. In 1963 after lengthy negotiations, the club was informed that the site in
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in rent and rates. Unfortunately for the club, there was no hope of accepting the terms offered. They continued to play in Finglas East. Crippled by the costs of the lease, the club was forced to adopt a pragmatic approach and innovatively used nearby residential houses as
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at the early stages. The team has put in many battling performances throughout the years, and they claimed a famous 2–2 draw in the FAI Cup Second Round against
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Once again, Rovers applied to Dublin Corporation for a long-term lease of the pitch in Finglas East, pointing out that they had now spent hundreds of
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Bridge. It continued into the mid-1930s and reformed in the 1940s. During that period, the club played in 'Doyle's Field', now known as
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after which it had the use of the fields in Finglas with the consent of the
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and wear red shirts with white sleeves. The club's junior teams play at
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area of Dublin in 1945. In 1946 the club had moved once again to
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The complex was official opened on the July 18, 1982 by
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The club was founded in 1922 and had a social hall in
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Tolka Rovers crest
Leinster Senior League
Home colours
Irish
football
Glasnevin
Dublin
Leinster Senior League
Frank Cooke Park
Johnstown Park
Finglas
West Park
Clonmell Park
Ballymun
Blanchardstown
County Council
Dublin Corporation
soccer
pitch
Ballygall
planning permission
apartments
pounds
dressing rooms
Jim Tunney
Leas Ceann Comhairle
Dáil Éireann
League of Ireland
Bohemians
FAI Cup

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