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MASSEY RETURNS TO ORIEL

Photo By Gerry Scully
Photo By Gerry Scully

Dundalk FC is delighted to confirm that former Lilywhite Dane Massey has returned to Oriel Park as a first-team coach.


Massey enjoyed a hugely successful eight-year spell with the club between 2013 and 2020, making over 250 appearances and playing a key role in one of the most decorated periods in our history. During his time at Oriel Park, he lifted, 5 SSE Airtricity League titles, 3 FAI Cups, 2 League Cups, an FAI President’s Cup and the Unite the Union Champions Cup.


Photo By Gerry Scully
Photo By Gerry Scully

He was also part of the squad that made history in 2016 by becoming the first Irish side to earn a point in the UEFA Europa League group stages.


Signed by Stephen Kenny ahead of the 2013 season, Massey quickly established himself as an attacking left-back, forming a formidable partnership with Daryl Horgan on the left-hand side. He was named in the PFAI Team of the Year in 2015, captained the club in 2018, and consistently produced big performances on both domestic and European stages.


Photo By Gerry Scully
Photo By Gerry Scully

Fondly remembered by supporters for his reliability, leadership, and ability to deliver in key moments,.


Now, he makes his return to Dundalk in a new capacity, bringing his wealth of experience, professionalism, and passion for the club into the dugout as part of Ciarán Kilduff’s backroom team.


Welcome back, Dane!


Photo By Gerry Scully
Photo By Gerry Scully

Liam Burns Departs

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Photo By Sportsfile

As part of this change, Dundalk FC can also confirm the departure of Liam Burns from his position as first-team coach.


A former player and captain of the club, Liam had two stints at Oriel Park during the Premier Division campaigns of 2009 and 2012, before moving into community and coaching roles in recent years. He also stepped in as interim manager of the first team during 2024.


We would like to sincerely thank Liam for his commitment and service to Dundalk FC and wish him the very best in his future endeavors.


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Photo By Sportsfile

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