Club Info

The Munich Irish Rovers Football Club e.V. is an International English Speaking Soccer Club competing in the German league pyramid system and is the only English speaking football club in Munich. We have over 70 active members drawn from the Irish community and from around a dozen other nationalities from in and around Munich. We are always looking for new members and new faces are always welcome either at training or the kickabouts.

Teams

The Rovers currently run three men's teams of a varying standard and one women's team. The three men's squads are not fixed and players can move between teams.

Men's First Team: The first team play in the B-Klasse of the German national pyramid (with the Bundesliga at the top). This is of intermediate to high amateur standard. Actual and aspiring First Team squad members are expected to train twice a week.

Men's Second Team: The second team play in the B-Klasse of the German national pyramid. This is of intermediate amateur standard. The standard is higher than Freizeit Liga. Second team squad members are expected to train at least once a week.

Men's Over 32s (Alte Herren): The Over 32s play in the Kreisklasse of Senioren A league. This is also of intermediate amateur standard. Alte Herren squad members can attend training on both Wednesdays and Fridays.

Women's Team: The Rover's women's team joined the 11-a-side league this year and train every Wednesday at Graubuendenerstrasse 7-8:30pm. The newest introduction to the Rover's family, the emphasis is on having fun, getting fit and trying to build a strong squad for the future. Home league games are played at Graubuendenerstrasse.

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Training and Club Grounds

The Rovers men's teams have the use of two splendid facilities in the south of Munich.

Community Sports Park in Parkstadt Solln

Bezirkssportanlage Herterichstrasse
Herterichstr. 141
81476 Muenchen
Tel: 79 92 71

This facility is used for 1st and 2nd Team training as well as for all men's competitive home matches.

The facilities include:

2 grass pitches (1 with floodlighting)
1 all-weather pitch with floodlighting
Athletics track
Changing rooms
Conference and function rooms
Club house (with restaurant and biergarten)

Training is held twice a week; Wednesday and Friday(7 PM - 9PM).

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Bezirkssportanlage in Graubuendenerstrasse (about 10 minutes walk from Fuerstenried West U-Bahn station).

Bezirkssportanlage Graubuendenerstrasse
Graubuendenerstrasse 100
81475 Munich

This facility is used for women's training.

The facilities include:

1 grass pitch
1 all-weather pitch
Changing rooms
Club house (with restaurant)

At this location:

Women's training is held once a week; Wednesday (7PM - 8:30PM).

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Hermann von Siemens Park in Obersendling (about 10 minutes drive from downtown and 5 minutes drive from Solln).

Hermann von Siemenspark
Siemensallee 61
81359 Muenchen

The indoor hall is used by all members for indoor football during the winter months (2pm to 4pm every Sunday).

The facilities include:

1 all-weather pitch with floodlighting
Indoor sportshall
Changing rooms
Club house (with restaurant and biergarten)

At this location:

Winter Indoor football is held once a week; Sunday (2PM - 4PM).

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Club Postal Address

Munich Irish Rovers Football Club e.V.
Bezirkssportanlage Herterichstrasse
Herterichstr. 141
81476 Muenchen
Tel: 79 92 71

Club Bank Account

HypoVereinsbank 
Sortcode (BLZ): 70020270,
Account no. : 38758152

Club Constitution and Rules

The club, though its roots go as far back as March '86, was officially founded on May 7th '95. The Munich Irish Rovers FC is registered with the Bavarian Football Association and the BLSV (Bavarian State Sports Association). On June 8th 2001 the members voted to have the club registered - the club now officially has "e.V." added to its name.

The Club Constitution and Club Rules (Standing Orders, Official Duties and General Rules) can be accessed by following the resecptive link. Under the German law the German language version of the constitution is the legally binding version. An English translation of the Club Consitution can be found here.

Club colours

The club clours are bottle green and navy.