Skerries Town Football Club was founded in 1990 following the amalgamation of Skerries United, a club catering for senior players and Home Celtic United a schoolboy/girl club. Skerries United had been in existence since 1946 while Home Celtic United was founded in 1982.

The first Chairman of Skerries Town FC was Brian McDonough who served from its inception until 1998. The first President was Gerard (Chad) Duff who served from1990 to 1999.

On 27th April 1997 Skerries Town opened its new clubhouse at Park Lane. The official opening was performed by the then President Mary Robinson. In the same season 1996/97 Skerries Town was awarded the Leinster Senior League’s "Most Progressive Club of the Season" award.

The season 2002/03 will be remembered for the Club’s exploits in the FAI Cup. Skerries beat League of Ireland team Monaghan United in round 2 at Park Lane to the delight of over 700 home supporters. Skerries Town’s interest ended in round 3 when Bohemians won 3-0 at Dalymount Park.

Presidents:
1990-99 Gerard Duff
1999-02 John Mulhere

Chairman:
1990-98 Brian McDonough
1998-99 Paul Walsh
1999-02 Larry O’Byrne
2002-06 Owen O’Brien

2006-08 John Gahan

2008.....Owen O'Brien