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	'''Dingli Swallows''' is a football club from the small village of ] ~~in north-western ]. Founded in 1948~~, ~~it is~~ currently ~~competing~~ in the Maltese Premier ~~Division~~.		'''Dingli Swallows Football Club''' are a ] ] club from the small village of ], which currently plays in the ].

			==History==
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		⚫	Dingli Swallows were promoted this year as champions from the ] to the ] for the first time in their history. In the Championship decider match they beat ] 2-1 at the Corradino Stadium on the 19th May 2009. This is to be considered as a big success for a club hailing from such a small village and will certainly be recorded in capital letters in the club's history books. One must not forget to mention the man behind all this success. Coach Jesmond Zammit, backed by the club's managing committee, worked a lot for this glorious day and finally he reached the target.

⚫	Dingli Swallows were promoted this year as champions from the First Division to the Maltese Premier ~~Division~~ for the first time in their history. In the Championship decider match they beat Vittoriosa Stars 2-1 at the Corradino Stadium on the 19th May 2009. This is to be considered as a big success for a club hailing from such a small village and will certainly be recorded in capital letters in the club's history books. One must not forget to mention the man behind all this success. Coach Jesmond Zammit, backed by the club's managing committee, worked a lot for this glorious day and finally he reached the target.

	Notorious players in the history of the Dingli Swallows Club were Edmond Caruana, George Xuereb, Ally Dawson, Kevin Asciak, Jeremy Agius, Mark Galea and Kurt Formosa and Edwin Casha.		Notorious players in the history of the Dingli Swallows Club were Edmond Caruana, George Xuereb, Ally Dawson, Kevin Asciak, Jeremy Agius, Mark Galea and Kurt Formosa and Edwin Casha.

			==Notable Players==
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Revision as of 19:25, 10 August 2009

Football club

Dingli Swallows

Full name	Dingli Swallows Football Club
Nickname(s)	The Swallows
Founded	1948
Ground	Corradino Stadium
Manager	Jesmond Zammit
League	Maltese Premier League
2008/09	Maltese First Division, 1st
Current season

Dingli Swallows Football Club are a Maltese football club from the small village of Dingli, which currently plays in the Maltese Premier League.

History

Dingli Swallows were promoted this year as champions from the Maltese First Division to the Maltese Premier League for the first time in their history. In the Championship decider match they beat Vittoriosa Stars 2-1 at the Corradino Stadium on the 19th May 2009. This is to be considered as a big success for a club hailing from such a small village and will certainly be recorded in capital letters in the club's history books. One must not forget to mention the man behind all this success. Coach Jesmond Zammit, backed by the club's managing committee, worked a lot for this glorious day and finally he reached the target.

Notorious players in the history of the Dingli Swallows Club were Edmond Caruana, George Xuereb, Ally Dawson, Kevin Asciak, Jeremy Agius, Mark Galea and Kurt Formosa and Edwin Casha.

Notable Players

See Dingli Swallows F.C. Players

Michael Cutajar

Ally Dawson

External links

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v t e Maltese football clubs
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Challenge League	Fgura United Gudja United Lija Athletic Marsa Mgarr United Mtarfa Pietà Hotspurs Senglea Athletic Santa Lucia Sirens St. Andrews Swieqi United Tarxien Rainbows Valletta Żebbuġ Rangers Żurrieq
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