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The Scottish, Welsh, Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland FA's have voted to combine their club league structure. Welsh clubs Swansea City, Cardiff City and Wrexham AFC have decided to leave the English structure and have been placed in the newly minted Gaelic Premiership while Newport County have also left England behind to compete in the Gaelic Championship. Irish clubs Shamrock Rovers, St Pat's Athletic, Dundalk, Derry City and Linfield have also been added to the new top flight. All 12 Scottish top flight teams have remained as such. The 20 team league will begin play in time for the 23/24 season.
The Scottish, Welsh, Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland FA's have voted to combine their club league structure. Welsh clubs Swansea City, Cardiff City and Wrexham AFC have decided to leave the English structure and have been placed in the newly minted Gaelic Premiership while Newport County have also left England behind to compete in the Gaelic Championship. Irish clubs Shamrock Rovers, St Pat's Athletic, Dundalk, Derry City and Linfield have also been added to the new top flight. All 12 Scottish top flight teams have remained as such. The 20 team league will begin play in time for the 23/24 season.
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