Club Information
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Jim Murphy R.I.P.
Everyone at Dundalk Football Club is deeply saddened to learn of the passing of Jim Murphy. We send our sincere condolences to Deirdre, Eimear, Seamus, Niamh, Kieran, Mairín, Ruairí and Brónagh and all of Jim’s extended family and friends at this difficult time. From his time as a club director to his role as our…
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Leahy Signs For Lilywhites
Dundalk FC are delighted to announce that Darragh Leahy has signed for the club. Leahy is an Ireland underage international all the way from U17 to current U21 and has featured prominently in their superb campaign to date which sees them top of their qualifying group for the UEFA European Championships. The 21 year-old spent…
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Trophies Continue Community Visits
The trophies continued their trophy tour on Monday with two visits in the community. First they were in St. Nicholas’ Monastery National School in Bay Estate where Andy Boyle visited with our trophy haul. He was met by the students who gathered for photographs and showed their appreciation by song. Huge thanks to Muire na…
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Dundalk FC: We See Things They’ll Never See | Book Launch
Vinny Perth’s glorious first season in charge of Dundalk FC is recounted in a new book that will be launched this Wednesday night at 7pm in the Nursing Building at DkIT. ‘We See Things They’ll Never See’, a 304 page-publication by Dundalk Sport editor Gavin McLaughlin, tells the story of Dundalk FC’s 2019 campaign which…
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LMFM Sports Awards
The LMFM Radio 2019 Sports Awards in association with CTI Business Solutions were held on Thursday evening in the Fairways Hotel. Dundalk Football Club were awarded the Overall Sports Star of the Year Award for their achievements this season. The Lilywhites were crowned the 2019 SSE Airtricity League Premier Division champions and won the EA…