Hapoel Ironi Ashkelon FC

Israel · Founded: 1955

Club
Hapoel Ironi Ashkelon FC
Ashkelon
Stadium
Sala Stadium
Cap. 5,250
Founded
1955

About Hapoel Ironi Ashkelon FC

Hapoel Ironi Ashkelon Football Club was an Israeli football team based in the coastal city of Ashkelon. It was originally founded in 1955 and spent most of its early decades competing in the lower divisions of Israeli football. Over time, the club gradually climbed the league system and became a familiar name in national competitions.

The club experienced its most successful period in the late 1990s and mid-2000s, when it reached the top division of Israeli football and managed to secure promotions between leagues. One of its key achievements was reaching the national cup final in 2007, marking the highest point in its competitive history. However, despite these successes, the team often struggled with consistency and stability at the top level.

In its later years, Hapoel Ironi Ashkelon faced serious financial and organizational difficulties, leading to relegations and eventual collapse. The club was officially dissolved in the early 2020s after dropping to the lower tiers and failing to maintain operations. It was later re-established under a new structure, continuing the football tradition in Ashkelon at an amateur level.

Trophies & Finals

Israel

Tournament Count Years
Cup 1 2006-07