TIROL INNSBRUCK — profile (mid‑1990s)

• Club identity: Commonly referred to as Tirol Innsbruck (FC Tirol Innsbruck in the 1990s), a professional football club from Innsbruck, Tyrol, Austria. Club colours were typically red and white.
• Home ground: The club played its home matches in Innsbruck (the Tivoli stadium served as the city’s main venue for top‑flight matches in that era).
• Competition level (mid‑1990s): Tirol Innsbruck competed in the Austrian Bundesliga (the top tier) and the Austrian Cup during the mid‑1990s.

Head coach around 1995/96

• Dietmar Constantini — an Austrian coach and former player who had a spell in charge of Tirol Innsbruck in the mid‑1990s (around the 1995/96 season). Constantini later went on to manage other Austrian clubs and had roles with Austria’s national team setups in subsequent years.

Season context (circa 1995/96)

• The mid‑1990s were a period of transition for Innsbruck’s top clubs following earlier reorganisations in Tyrolean football. Tirol Innsbruck was working to establish stability and competitiveness in the Bundesliga during this time.
• Dietmar Constantini’s tenure was part of that mid‑90s era; the club continued to build toward its later successes at the turn of the century.

Later developments (brief)

• After the mid‑90s, the Innsbruck club structure continued to evolve. Around 2000–2002 the team known as FC Tirol Innsbruck achieved notable success in the Austrian Bundesliga, winning consecutive league titles, but the club later suffered financial collapse and was dissolved in 2002. Successor clubs bearing the Wacker/ Innsbruck name have carried on the city’s football tradition.

Additional detail available

• If you need season‑by‑season league finishing positions, full 1995/96 squad lists, match results, or details of Dietmar Constantini’s managerial record that season, I can provide those specific records and lineups.