League of Ireland In
1948–49 when the
League of Ireland was expanded from ten to twelve team, together with
Sligo Rovers, Transport was one of two teams invited to join. In 1946–47 they had been
Leinster Senior League champions. In their debut season they finished fifth and they repeated this feat in
1956–57. These were their best two performances in the league. At the end of the
1961–62 season, the league was reduced to ten teams. On this occasion both Transport and Sligo Rovers failed to get re-elected.
Stats FAI Cup The highlight of Transport's time in the
League of Ireland was winning the 1949–50
FAI Cup. The team was managed by Matt Giles, an uncle of
Johnny Giles. After knocking out
Waterford,
Bohemians and
Sligo Rovers in the early rounds, Transport defeated
Cork Athletic in the final played over three games. The original final and first replay both finished 2–2 before Transport won the third game 3–1.
Leinster Senior League After leaving the league, Transport rejoined the
Leinster Senior League. In 1962–63 they won their second Leinster league title. They also won the
FAI Intermediate Cup in 1963–64, 1965–66 and 1973–74. In 1975 they moved to the Transport Club in
Crumlin, Dublin. Having some success through the years. In 2017 they withdrew from the Leinster Senior League for a Season. Returning in June 2018 to Premier Sunday. ==Home grounds==