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Tallaght Outlaws

First season	2007
Head coach	Ryan Anderson 1st season, 0–8–0 (.000)
Stadium	Tymon Park (capacity: n/a)
Field surface	Grass
Location	Dublin, Ireland
League	IAFL
Conference	IAFL South
All-time record	0–18–0 (.000)
Colors	Teal and Black

The Tallaght Outlaws were an American football located in Tallaght, Ireland. The club was initially established in 2006 as a flag football team, before joining the Irish American Football League (IAFL) in 2007 where it competed for two seasons. The club folded following the conclusion of the 2008 season, as one of the only IAFL teams in history not to win a single game.

Records

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Year	Wins	Losses	Ties	Result
2007	0	8	0	3rd in IAFL South
2008	0	8	0	3rd in IAFL South

External links

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IAFL official website

v t e American Football Ireland
Championship game Shamrock Bowl
SBC	Belfast Trojans Belfast Knights Craigavon Cowboys Cork Admirals Dublin Rebels South Dublin Panthers UCD Westmeath Minotaurs
IAFL-1	Cill Dara Crusaders Trinity College Derry/Donegal Vipers UL Vikings West Dublin Rhinos Wexford Eagles
IAFL-2	Antrim Jets Causeway Giants Louth Mavericks Meath Bulldogs North Dublin Pirates PSNI Razorbacks
Defunct teams	Belfast Bulls Dublin Dragons Drogheda Lightning DCU Saints Galway Warriors Erris Rams South Kildare Soldiers Tallaght Outlaws Tullamore Phoenix Tyrone Titans Waterford Wolves
Other	IAFL College Bowl IAFL Development League
Seasons	2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016