10 Facts About Ronnie Nolan

Ronald Christopher Nolan was an Irish footballer who played as a wing-half.

Ronnie Nolan went on to become part of the teams of the 1950s and was the scorer of a last-minute winning goal in the 1956 FAI Cup final against Cork Athletic.

Ronnie Nolan played in the club's first 18 games in European competition.

Ronnie Nolan shared a benefit game with Shay Keogh in May 1961.

Ronnie Nolan had a spell as player and assistant manager at Bohemians during which time he picked up another FAI Cup winners medal in 1970.

Ronnie Nolan won two Republic of Ireland B caps, scoring on his debut in Iceland in 1958 and won a record 33 League of Ireland XI caps.

Ronnie Nolan coached Bank of Ireland in the Leinster Senior League Senior Division and coached the team to an All Ireland IBOA cup winning performance.

Ronnie Nolan worked in the Irish Glass Bottle Co Ltd in Ringsend Dublin while he continued his football career.

Ronnie Nolan worked in the mould repair shop and became Mould Shop manager until his eventual retirement.

Ronnie Nolan was a member of Newlands Golf Club and an enthusiastic and capable golfer and all round great sportsman and a gentleman.