Club Details
Address	115 Madden Road, Tandragee, Co Armagh, Northern Ireland BT62 2DJ
Nickname	The Rovers
Formed	August, 1909
Charity Number	CASC 02675
Tax Number	CH04816
Club Colours	1st Team Kit - Orange jerseys, black shorts, black socks
	2nd Team Kit - Black jerseys, black shorts, black socks
	3rd Kit - Blue jerseys, blue shorts, blue socks
Pitch Size	92m * 76m
Contact Details
Club Secretary	Steven Sterritt
	50 Richmond Drive, Tandragee, Co Armagh
	T: 028 38842611
Club Email	E: tandrageerovers@hotmail.com
Team Management
1st Team Manager	Tony Bell
1st Team Assistant	Elsie Corkin
1st Team Attendant	Sam Matchett
1st Team Captain	Philip Pedlow
2nd Team Manager	Wayne Greenaway
2nd Team Assistant	Gary Magee
2nd Team Captain	Gary Magee
Goal Keeping Coach	Alan Matchett
Kit Sponsors
1st Team	Tandragee Roofing
2nd Team	Cullens Bar - Tandragee
3rd Kit	Woods Centra - Tandragee
Club	Classic Cleaners
Tracksuit Sponsors
1st Team	Thompson Fuels
2nd Team	Cullens Sports Bar & Lounge

Tandragee is a small town of about 3,000 people, located on the Cusher River in County Armagh, Northern Ireland. The town is a picture postcard place, with the main street built on a steep hill. Despite its sleepy appearance, Tandragee is a place of great significance to the modern Irish psyche. On the hillside overlooking the town is the wonderfully situated Tandragee Castle. The castle was built in the 1830’s by the by the sixth Duke of Manchester, George Montagu. The grounds of Tandragee castle are today used as a golf course while the castle itself houses the Tayto potato crisp factory. Tandragee Rovers ground is at Madden Road. They have played here since the mid 90's after moving from their previous home Manchester Park. To find out more about the ground go to facilities.

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How to get to Tandragee Rovers Football Club from......

Portadown - (Approximately 6 miles)

Follow signs for Tandragee until you get onto the Tandragee Road. This road will take you straight to the town. Drive through the town and turn left at Cullen's pub onto the Madden Road. Follow the road for approximately 1 mile and the club is situated on the right hand-side after you go over the Cusher river bridge.

Armagh - (Approximately 13 miles)

Follow signs for Tandragee until you get onto the Tandragee Road. This road will take you straight to the town. Turn right at the mini roundabout, drive through the town and turn left at Cullen's pub onto the Madden Road. Follow the road for approximately 1 mile and the club is situated on the right hand-side after you go over the Cusher river bridge.

Banbridge - (Approximately 9 miles)

Follow signs for Gilford. When you come into Gilford go across the mini roundabout and this road will take you towards Tandragee. Follow the road for approximately 2 miles and the club is situated on the left hand-side after you go over the railway bridge.

Newry - (Approximately  13 miles)

Follow signs for Tandragee until you get onto the Tandragee Road. This road will take you straight to the town. Drive through the town and turn right at Cullen's pub onto the Madden Road. Follow the road for approximately 1 mile and the club is situated on the right hand-side after you go over the Cusher river bridge.

Markethill - (Approximately 7 miles)

Follow signs for Tandragee until you get onto the Tandragee Road. This road will take you straight to the town. Turn left at the mini roundabout, drive through the town and turn right at Cullen's pub onto the Madden Road. Follow the road for approximately 1 mile and the club is situated on the right hand-side after you go over the Cusher river bridge.

The Tandragee Rovers Football Club committee for the forthcoming season has been elected as follows:
President - Derek Harrison		Vice President - John Redpath
Chairman - John Graham		Vice Chairman - Colin Hobson
Secretary - Steven Sterritt		Assistant Secretary - Gary Whiteside
Treasurer - Gareth Lamb		Assistant Treasurer - Robert Ingram
League Representative - Simon Clarke
Webmaster - Gary Whiteside
Ground Staff - Steven Vance, Colin Hobson

Having developed the Madden Road pitch into one of the best playing surfaces in the league Tandragee Rovers Football Club’s continuous development programme identified the need for new club facilities. The new club facilities would bring the club up to the standards required by the Irish Football Association, attracting new members and create more community involvement. This would meet the Clubs objectives as set out in their constitution adopted on the 21st March 2000. In September 2002, an application for lottery funds was made. In April 2009 the clubs facilites were approved by the IFA to meet their minimum Intermediate criteria.
	The SPORTS COUNCIL for NORTHERN IRELAND LOTTERY FUND awarded the club financial assistance on 17th December 2002. In February 2003, the Project Team on behalf of Tandragee Rovers Football Club formally accepted the Sports Council Grant offer toward the construction of new club facilities. The new pavilion was completed for the start of the new 2005/06 season. The new facilities will be the envy of clubs not only within the Mid Ulster League but from throughout Northern Ireland. The new pavilion includes spacious home, away and officials changing rooms, men's, ladies and disabled toilets, an office, kitchen and a committee room.
The Club have made the Committee Room available to the local community so if any groups wish to use the room they can do so, just contact the Club.
Changing Rooms This is a view of the new changing rooms from the pitch. The door at the end of the enclosed walkway is where the players access the pitch. The corner window to the right is the committee room and the windows to the left are the home changing rooms. There is a ramp and rails for disabled access into the building.          Pitch The Rovers pitch is one of if not thee best playing surface in the Mid Ulster League. The club's ground staff maintain it all year round. It has been recently sand slit. The club has recently enclosed the entire playing surface with a fence to meet the new IFA Intermediate criteria.         Home Changing Room The home changing room is very spacious. It has a toilet, door on the right in picture,  and a large shower area. Both the changing area and showers cater for disabled use.   Away Changing Room The away changing room is slightly smaller than the home changing rooms. Like the home changing room it has a toilet, large shower area and both the changing area and showers cater for disabled use. The picture shows the area suitable for disabled use.