Banrion & Hooligan Wheatens
Meet the Royals
Banríon (/ˈbˠan̪ˠɾʲiːn̪ˠ/) is derived from the Old Irish word ben rig or "woman of the king" and means queen; either a reigning female monarch or the wife of a king. Kiley was our queen and is the inspiration behind our name.
Kiley
Wilobet's Angel In My Pocket
Connor
Banrion Dancing In The Dark
Meara
Wilobet's Christmas Belle
Oonagh
Banrion Bibbidi Bobbidi Boo
Gracie
Banrion Give The Girl A Kiss
Sadie
Banrion One For The Money
Meet the Hooligans
Hooligan [/ˈhuːlɪɡən/] started in London as slang from a possibly exaggerated/fictional Irish stereotype and evolved into a general term for unruly youth. While you won't find any of these guys starting trouble at a Shamrock Rovers FC match, you can find them stealing socks and being lovable mischief makers.
Patrick
Hooligan Knick-Knack Paddy Whack
Mick
Hooligan Mickey Finn
Rollie
Hooligan Rollin' Semair
Flynn
Hooligan Two For The Show