MK Irish v Welwyn Garden City FC Preview Credit: Luke at Sport Shots By Callum Burgess The day is the 22nd of March, 2025. Only a point against Kempston Rovers was necessary for MK Irish to win the Spartan South Midlands Premier Division, but the side were as ruthless as Read more
MK Irish marked the start of their 2025–26 season with a 3–2 win over Heybridge Swifts in the FA Cup Extra Preliminary Round, with Josh Meadows bagging a brace and debutant Owen Brooks also on target.
Milton Keynes Irish FC are delighted to confirm our full fixture list for the upcoming 2025/26 Southern League Division One Central campaign — our first ever season at Step 4 of the non-league pyramid.
MK Irish are into the Premier Division Cup Final after a convincing 3-1 win over Winslow United. Goals from Spence, Brooks and Meadows capped a dominant display just days after Irish were crowned league champions. A lively first half and a composed second ensured another big night at Manor Fields.
MK Irish continued their impressive form with a dominant 5-1 victory over Baldock Town, overturning an early deficit with a ruthless first-half display. Goals from Shrieves, Spence, Zawe, and an own goal saw Irish take control before Osei-Addo sealed the win with a superb solo effort. The result strengthens Irish’s position in the playoff race as they maintain momentum heading into the final fixtures.
MK Irish were held to a frustrating 0-0 draw at Winslow, marking the first time they failed to score all season. Despite an early penalty miss from Meadows and a handful of decent chances, Irish couldn’t find a way past the hosts.
MK Irish continued their impressive form with a dominant 5-1 victory over Baldock Town, overturning an early deficit with a ruthless first-half display. Goals from Shrieves, Spence, Zawe, and an own goal saw Irish take control before Osei-Addo sealed the win with a superb solo effort. The result strengthens Irish’s position in the playoff race as they maintain momentum heading into the final fixtures.
MK Irish made the long Wednesday night journey to Rowley Lane to face London Lions, knowing that a victory would officially secure at least a playoff spot. With the hosts also chasing a top-five finish, a competitive contest was always on the cards.
MK Irish continued their relentless push at the top of the table with a commanding 3-1 victory away at Baldock Town. A lightning-fast start saw Irish race into a three-goal lead within 18 minutes, putting the game firmly in their control.
In a crucial clash at the summit of the league, MK Irish delivered a stunning performance to secure a 3-1 victory over second-placed Cockfosters, taking a massive step towards the title.
