Portadown Football Club won their first Irish League title in 1990, breaking the 'Gypsy's Curse'. This historic moment came after nearly 30 years of near misses.

What happened?

The 1990 season was a rollercoaster ride for Portadown, with Ronnie McFall and his team leading the charge. As of 29 Jun 2026, the team stands 9th in Premiership, with 36 points from 33 games.

Why it matters for Portadown

The first league title marked a turning point for the club, with Portadown finally achieving success after years of trying. The current league standing is: | Category | Value | | --- | --- | | League standing | 9th in Premiership | | Points | 36 | | Goal difference | -21 | | Recent form | WWLDD |

What comes next?

The team's recent form has been promising, with 4 wins in their last 5 games, including a 4-2 win over Bangor on 2026-04-25. With 36 goals scored and 57 conceded, Portadown will look to improve their goal difference in upcoming games. The title race is currently led by Larne, with Portadown 37 points behind. As the season progresses, Portadown will aim to close the gap and secure a stronger finish.