1939–40 Irish League

The Irish League in season 1939–40 comprised 14 teams, and Belfast Celtic won the championship.

League standings

Pos	Club	P	W	D	L	GF	GA	Pts
1	Belfast Celtic	26	20	5	1	91	18	45
2	Portadown	26	18	5	3	86	37	41
3	Glentoran	26	19	1	6	104	46	39
4	Ballymena United	26	15	4	7	82	52	34
5	Linfield	26	14	5	7	63	47	33
6	Derry City	26	14	2	10	73	46	30
7	Glenavon	26	13	3	10	69	68	29
8	Coleraine	26	11	2	13	47	68	24
9	Ards	26	9	2	15	49	72	20
10	Bangor	26	8	3	15	44	77	19
11	Distillery	26	6	3	17	53	70	15
12	Newry Town	26	5	5	16	32	86	15
13	Larne	26	4	5	17	36	83	13
14	Cliftonville	26	3	1	22	40	99	7

References

Northern Ireland - List of final tables (RSSSF)

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