Shelbourne supporters pictured at Friday night's Premier Division fixture against St Patrick's Athletic. Image: Ben Whitley/INPHO Shelbourne supporters pictured at Friday night's Premier Division fixture against St Patrick's Athletic. Image: Ben Whitley/INPHO SHELBOURNE FOOTBALL CLUB says it has secured “significant” equity investment from Closebreak, a consortium comprising business figures from Ireland and the USA.
“This is a very welcome investment which brings finance and new skill sets to Shels, and which validates the ambitious plans we have set out for the club,” Shelbourne chairman Andrew Doyle said.“Our goal is to have a positive impact on Irish football – in both sporting and social terms – and we are making good progress.”
“We believe that the club is well positioned to achieve success with both the male and female set-up,” said Farrell. “This investment demonstrates our belief in Shelbourne, as well as the prospects and opportunities for Irish football. We are honoured to be a part of this journey.”
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