Tommy Carroll
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Tommy Carroll (b. 18 August 1942 in Dublin) is a former Irish international footballer.
Starting out for Cambridge City]], he moved to Ipswich Town in 1966 and played for the club at right full back for six seasons, before moving to Birmingham City.
He represented his country 17 times.
Tommy Carroll lived in Harold's Cross, south Dublin city. As a teenager, he played League of Ireland football for Shelbourne with who he won the league championship with in 1962 and the FAI Cup in 1963.. After he retired from playing football, he was incarcerated at Her Majesty's pleasure after being indicted for tax avoidance and fraud. He managed Shels for most of the 1975/76 season following the departure of the long-serving Gerry Doyle.
[edit] Honours
League of Ireland Championship: 1
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- 1961-62
- FAI Cup winner: 1
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- 1963
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| Preceded by Gerry Doyle |
Shelbourne manager 1976-77 |
Succeeded by Tommy Rowe |
Categories: Republic of Ireland football biography stubs | 1942 births | Living people | Birmingham City F.C. players | Ipswich Town F.C. players | Republic of Ireland footballers | Republic of Ireland international footballers | People from County Dublin | Shelbourne F.C. players | Shelbourne F.C. managers
