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Dundalk and Cork City are among the clubs to have been awarded a licence for 2015. INPHO/Morgan Treacy

16 Airtricity League clubs awarded licences for 2015, while three left to wait

Clubs have five working days to lodge an appeal on the decision.

Updated at 22.08

12 PREMIER DIVISION teams and four First Division clubs were awarded licences for the 2015 SSE Airtricity League season, following a meeting of the Independent Club Licensing Committee of the Football Association of Ireland today.

However, the Licencing Committee won’t issue a final decision on the remaining licences until 23 February, after it sought further clarification from Bray Wanderers in relation to its application, and pending the satisfactory receipt of additional information from Cobh Ramblers FC and Athlone Town FC.

Clubs consequently have five working days to lodge an appeal on the decision.

Cabinteely FC were issued a First Division Licence on 28 January, while the clubs listed below received a licence today

Premier Division

Bohemian FC, Cork City FC, Derry City FC, Drogheda United FC, Dundalk FC, Galway United FC, Limerick FC, Longford FC, Shamrock Rovers FC, Sligo Rovers FC, Waterford United FC, St. Patricks Athletic FC.

First Division:

Finn Harps FC, UCD FC, Shelbourne FC, Wexford Youths FC.

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