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- Fordsons_F.C. abstract "Fordsons Football Club is a former Irish football club based in Cork. They played in the League of Ireland between 1924 and 1930. The club was originally the factory team of the Ford Motor Company, a major employer in the city at that time and was named after the Fordson tractor, resulting in the nickname The Tractors. The team was based in the Ballinlough/Ballintemple area of the city and played at Ballinlough Road, now the site of Pic Du Jer housing estate. In 1930 Ford ended its association with the club and they were reformed as Cork. They continued to play under several different names including Cork City, Cork United and Cork Athletic until the 1950s.".
- Fordsons_F.C. ground Cork_(city).
- Fordsons_F.C. league League_of_Ireland.
- Fordsons_F.C. wikiPageID "6190900".
- Fordsons_F.C. wikiPageRevisionID "597770699".
- Fordsons_F.C. clubname "Fordsons".
- Fordsons_F.C. dissolved "1930".
- Fordsons_F.C. founded "19".
- Fordsons_F.C. fullname "Fordsons Football Club".
- Fordsons_F.C. fullname "→ Cork Athletic Football Club".
- Fordsons_F.C. fullname "→ Cork City Football Club".
- Fordsons_F.C. fullname "→ Cork Football Club".
- Fordsons_F.C. fullname "→ Cork United Football Club".
- Fordsons_F.C. ground Cork_(city).
- Fordsons_F.C. ground "Ballinlough Road".
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- Fordsons_F.C. league League_of_Ireland.
- Fordsons_F.C. nickname "The Tractors".
- Fordsons_F.C. subject Category:1921_establishments_in_Ireland.
- Fordsons_F.C. subject Category:1930_disestablishments_in_Ireland.
- Fordsons_F.C. subject Category:Association_football_clubs_disestablished_in_1930.
- Fordsons_F.C. subject Category:Association_football_clubs_established_in_1921.
- Fordsons_F.C. subject Category:Association_football_clubs_in_County_Cork.
- Fordsons_F.C. subject Category:Cork_United_F.C..
- Fordsons_F.C. subject Category:Defunct_League_of_Ireland_clubs.
- Fordsons_F.C. subject Category:Ford_Motor_Company.
- Fordsons_F.C. type Abstraction100002137.
- Fordsons_F.C. type Association108049401.
- Fordsons_F.C. type AssociationFootballClubsDisestablishedIn1930.
- Fordsons_F.C. type AssociationFootballClubsEstablishedIn1921.
- Fordsons_F.C. type Club108227214.
- Fordsons_F.C. type Football(soccer)ClubsInCountyCork.
- Fordsons_F.C. type Group100031264.
- Fordsons_F.C. type Organization108008335.
- Fordsons_F.C. type SocialGroup107950920.
- Fordsons_F.C. type YagoLegalActor.
- Fordsons_F.C. type YagoLegalActorGeo.
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- Fordsons_F.C. type Agent.
- Fordsons_F.C. type Organisation.
- Fordsons_F.C. type SoccerClub.
- Fordsons_F.C. type SportsTeam.
- Fordsons_F.C. type Organization.
- Fordsons_F.C. type SportsTeam.
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- Fordsons_F.C. comment "Fordsons Football Club is a former Irish football club based in Cork. They played in the League of Ireland between 1924 and 1930. The club was originally the factory team of the Ford Motor Company, a major employer in the city at that time and was named after the Fordson tractor, resulting in the nickname The Tractors. The team was based in the Ballinlough/Ballintemple area of the city and played at Ballinlough Road, now the site of Pic Du Jer housing estate.".
- Fordsons_F.C. label "Fordsons F.C.".
- Fordsons_F.C. label "Fordsons Football Club".
- Fordsons_F.C. sameAs Fordsons_Football_Club.
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- Fordsons_F.C. sameAs Q5468107.
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- Fordsons_F.C. name "Fordsons Football Club".
- Fordsons_F.C. name "Fordsons".
- Fordsons_F.C. name "→ Cork Athletic Football Club (1948-1957)".
- Fordsons_F.C. name "→ Cork City Football Club (1938-1939)".
- Fordsons_F.C. name "→ Cork Football Club (1930-1938)".
- Fordsons_F.C. name "→ Cork United Football Club (1939-1948)".
- Fordsons_F.C. nick "The Tractors".