Cliftonville FC Honors Founding Father at Grave Rededication
Cliftonville FC was proud to be represented at the rededication of John McCredy McAlery's grave this afternoon. Our President Paul Treanor was joined by Chairman Kevin Crossan, Club Patron Jim Boyce, recently departed Secretary George Walsh and Solitude stalwart Billy Hosie at Balmoral Cemetery, where NI Football League Chief Executive and former Reds Chairman Gerard Lawlor was among the speakers for the occasion.
What happened?
The rededication of John McCredy McAlery's grave is a significant moment in Cliftonville FC's history. McAlery, the founding father of the club, was a pioneer in the development of football in Ireland. His legacy continues to inspire the club's leadership and fans.
Why it matters for Cliftonville FC
The rededication of McAlery's grave is a testament to the club's commitment to its history and heritage. It marks a new chapter in the club's legacy, one that will be remembered for generations to come.
What comes next?
As Cliftonville FC looks to the future, it is essential to remember its past. The rededication of McAlery's grave is a reminder of the club's rich history and its commitment to its values.
Cliftonville FC is currently 5th in the Premiership, with 47 points from 33 games. The team has scored 49 goals and conceded 48, with a goal difference of +1. They are 26 points behind leaders Larne in the title race. The team's recent form has been 3 wins and 2 losses in their last 5 games, with a loss in their last 2 matches.
The club's leadership attended the ceremony, including President Paul Treanor, Chairman Kevin Crossan, and Club Patron Jim Boyce. The event was also attended by NI Football League Chief Executive Gerard Lawlor, who spoke at the ceremony.
The rededication of John McCredy McAlery's grave is a significant moment in Cliftonville FC's history. It marks a new chapter in the club's legacy and serves as a reminder of the club's commitment to its values and heritage.
