Longford Town FC, known as the "Red and Black" from the Midlands, is a historic club competing in the League of Ireland First Division. Based in Longford town, the club's home is Bishopsgate, a modern stadium that has become a fine home ground. Founded in 1924, the club's traditional colors are indeed red and black, and they are a fan-owned club operated by the members of the Longford Town FC Supporters Trust. The club has been a central part of the community for a century. Their peak era arrived in the early 2000s under manager Stephen Kenny, when they won the FAI Cup in 2003 and 2004 and enjoyed memorable UEFA Cup campaigns, famously drawing with Bulgarian side Litex Lovech. The modern era sees the Town rebuilding in the First Division, focusing on developing local talent and aiming for a return to the Premier Division. The club's culture is one of resilience and community spirit, with a dedicated core of supporters creating a fantastic atmosphere at Bishopsgate. Longford Town remains a proud club with a rich cup-fighting history, determined to climb back to the top.