Pete Mahon

Pete Mahon (born 30 July 1947, in Finglas, Dublin), is an Irish football manager joined side Drogheda United at the beginning of the 2015 season as Assistant Manager to Johnny McDonnell.

His son, Alan Mahon, played all his career for UCD.

Mahon received the Special Merit Award at the 2007 FAI International Awards .

Honours

Team	Nat	From	To	Record
Team	Nat	From	To	G	W	L	D	Win %
St. Francis		1982	August 1998?	??	??	??	??	??
St. Patrick's Athletic¹		August 1998	August 1998	2	0	1	1	0%
Bohemians²		12 June 2001	1 December 2001	21	6	7	8	29%
Belgrove F.C.		2001	15 September 2003	??	??	??	??	??
UCD		15 September 2003	12 January 2009	165	60	53	52	36%
St. Patrick's Athletic¹		23 September 2009	2 December 2011	8	3	2	3	37%

^1 Caretaker role
^2 League and European record only

Preceded by Paul Doolin	UCD AFC manager 2003 - 2009	Succeeded by Martin Russell

Keogh (1963–65)
Lax (1965–66)
Doyle (1966–67)
Farrell (1967–68)
Colrain (1968–71)
Burkett (1971–75)
Richardson (1975–76)
Bridges (1976–78)
O'Flaherty (1978–79)
Walker (1979–84)
Hand (1984–85)
Jackson (1985–86)
Kerr (1986–96)
Dolan (1996–98)
Mahon (1998)
Buckley (1998–99)
Dolan (1999–2003)
Collins (2003–04)
McDonnell (2004–09)
Kenna (2009)
Mahon (2009–2011)
Buckley (2012–)

Bohemian F.C. – managers

Parker () Lacey (1933) Dunne (1942–47) Thomas (1964–73) Young (1973–89) O'Connor (1989–90) Gregg (1990–93) O'Connor (1993–98) McGrath (1998) Collins (1998–2001) Mahon (2001) Kenny (2001–2004) Farrelly (2004–2006) Connor (2006–2007) Fenlon (2007–2011) Callaghan (2012–2013) Browne (2013) Heary (2013–2014) Long (2014–)

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