Home ground: Streete Parish Park, Streete,Mullingar,Count Westmeath Inny Wanderers Football Club is based in Coole, North Westmeath. Our club was established in May 2009. We play our home games at Streete Parish Park + Sports Centre. In our first competitive season, 2009-2010, we competed in the Meath District League Division 3b. For the 2010-2011 season we will play in Division 3 of the Combined Counties Football Saturday League. Our club is community based and our players are from Coole and it's surrounding villages and towns such as Multyfarnham, Streete, Lisryan, Bunbrosna, Rathowen, Finea, Edgeworthstown,Granard and Mullingar.
Inny Wanderers Football Club was such named in recognition of the Inny river which flows alongside the village of Coole, while Wanderers represents the surrounding rambling countryside.
The Club Home Strip is yellow and black and the Away Strip is red and white candy stripe. The foundation of the Inny Wanderers Crest is a bridge over the river Inny. The swan represents the connection between Coole and the Children of Lir 'Clann Lir'. According to local folklore Lir's four children spent 400 years on Lough Derravaragh while under a spell cast by their jealous stepmother. The turettes at the top of the crest are representative of local historical structures such as Tullynally Castle, the Franciscan Friary at Multyfarnham and the ruins of Fore Abbey.
As a small developing club we welcome any new players ,supporters or interested parties that can help improve and establish our club.
The team trains on Tuesday nights in Mullingar Town's Astro pitch @7.30-9.15pm
and in the Bloomfield House gym on Thursday nigh t@7.00- 8.45pm | 
