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Dundalk FC suffered a heavy defeat at Richmond Park on Friday night as St Patrick’s Athletic ran out 4–0 winners. The hosts started brightly and opened the scoring on 20 minutes through Romal Palmer after Conor Kearns had initially produced a strong save and Dundalk battled to clear their lines. St Pat’s doubled their advantage six minutes later when Sean Hoare headed in from a corner. Dundalk responded well before the break and went close when Eoin Kenny drove forward and f

Following the events at Oriel Park which resulted in injury to a 12-year-old supporter and criminal damage to the pitch, Dundalk FC is treating this matter with the utmost seriousness. All types of pyrotechnics, without exception, are banned at Oriel Park. The club understands the importance of creating a positive atmosphere on matchnight — but that atmosphere cannot and will not be built on behaviour that endangers others. The club rejects the idea that pyrotechnics are need

Dundalk FC face another major test on Friday night as they travel to Inchicore to take on Stephen Kenny’s St Patrick’s Athletic. Dundalk have made a positive start to the league campaign and will aim to take another step forward on Friday night. Manager Comments "We’re really looking forward to the match tomorrow night. It’s our third game in the week, so it’s another massive challenge for us. It’s St Pat’s first home game of the season, so it should be a great occasion, and

DFC MU15 Coach Stephen Todd during Pre-Season. (📸 Kristine Lubimova) Saturday saw our MU15s travel to Derry and return with all three points after a resolute performance to raise the curtain on their league campaign in the best possible way. After an intense opening, Derry took the lead eight minutes in, but Dundalk responded almost immediately. Aaron O’Brien found space and delivered a pinpoint cross to Braiden McCarney, who arrived at the back post to guide a tidy finish a

Dundalk MU17s made a winning start to their 2026 season with a hard-earned 1-0 victory over local rivals Drogheda United in the Louth Derby at the MDL Grounds. Played in blustery conditions, this was a tight, end-to-end contest with very little to separate the sides. Chances were at a premium throughout the first half as both teams battled for control, and the sides went in level at the break with the scoreboard untouched. With the game heading towards a draw, Dundalk found t

Dundalk U14s made the perfect start to their League of Ireland campaign with an impressive 4-1 victory over neighbours Drogheda in their first-ever league fixture at Oriel Park. It was an entertaining contest between two sides keen to play good football, and it was the hosts who struck first. Captain Finn O’Hara delivered an excellent cross into the box for Max Melanipi, who produced a superb volley into the top corner to open the scoring. Dundalk doubled their advantage soon

Dundalk FC can confirm that goalkeeper Leo Stritter has joined the club on loan from Texas Spurs, subject to international clearance (ITC). The 22-year-old German, from Frankfurt am Main, arrives at Oriel Park to add further competition and depth to the goalkeeping department ahead of the upcoming run of fixtures. Leo has gained valuable experience in the United States with UNC Charlotte, while his early development came in Germany, progressing through respected academy syste

📸 Kristine Lubimova Dundalk FC U20s got their league campaign off to the perfect start last Saturday with an emphatic 6-1 victory over Derry City — a result that delighted manager Shane Grimes after a strong performance built on intensity, quality, and a ruthless edge. Grimes was pleased to see his side grow into the contest early on and then maintain their standards right through to the final whistle. “Any time you start off with a win, it’s good,” he said. “But it was the

Dundalk secured a well deserved point at Tallaght Stadium on Monday night when Danny Mullen scored a dramatic equaliser in the 90th minute. A performance full of character and energy, Dundalk weathered the storm and adapted to being reduced to ten men for the final 15 minutes after Vinnie Leonard was shown a red card.  Dundalk made five changes from the team that drew against Drogheda United with Harvey Warren, Tyreke Wilson, Harry Groome, Ronan Teahan and Declan McDaid comin

Picture: Ben McShane/Sportsfile Dundalk FC began life in the new FAI Women’s Development League in emphatic style, powering past Sligo Rovers with six goals after a day that delivered every kind of weather Oriel Park could throw at both teams. In a first half played through wind, rain and bursts of sunshine, Dundalk carried the greater attacking threat and created the clearer chances. Sligo goalkeeper McMahon kept her side in contention with a series of strong saves, most not

After Friday’s 1-1 draw with Drogheda United, Dundalk travel to Tallaght Stadium on Monday night to face reigning champions Shamrock Rovers. The match kicks-off at 8pm is live on LOITV. Dundalk are unbeaten heading into the third game of the season, but will feel they could have more points on the board after conceding late equalisers in each of the opening two matches. Ciaran Kilduff's View “We were gutted on Friday night — very disappointed. We had an opportunity to kill th

Dundalk FC and Drogheda United FC wish to thank the vast majority of supporters as well as the staff, players and volunteers who attended and participated in Friday’s League of Ireland fixture at Oriel Park between the two clubs.   However, both clubs strongly condemn the actions of a small minority of individuals whose behaviour has no place in football.   Damage was deliberately caused to Dundalk FC's new pitch - a facility that serves not only the club's first team but als

Dundalk were left frustrated at Oriel Park on Friday night as Drogheda United struck late to salvage a point in a lively Louth derby. With a big crowd in attendance and plenty of edge to the occasion, Dundalk grew into the contest and carried the sharper threat through neat attacking combinations involving Gbemi Arubi, Danny Mullen and Daryl Horgan. The hosts also needed Conor Kearns at his best to deny Thomas Oluwa with an important save before the breakthrough. That breakth

Megan O'Connor of Dundalk at the launch of 2026 Women's Development League at the FAI Headquarters in Abbotstown, Dublin. Photo by Stephen McCarthy/Sportsfile A new chapter begins for women’s football at Dundalk FC this weekend, as the club takes to the pitch in the newly established Women’s Development League.  The new league has been endorsed by UEFA as part of their Women’s League Development Fund and sees Dundalk among nine clubs from the LOI Academy Development programme

Dundalk Football Club are looking forward to welcoming all Dundalk and Drogheda United supporters to Oriel Park for Friday evening’s League of Ireland Premier Division match. We request that all supporters planning on attending read the following information. PLEASE ARRIVE EARLY •⁠ ⁠The match kicks-off at 8pm due to live TV coverage. •⁠ ⁠Gates open at 6.30pm. •⁠ ⁠ Delays may occur as security checks scan for illicit items. Supporters are advised to arrive at least 30 minut

Photo: Gerry Scully Premier Division football is back at Oriel Park on Friday night as Dundalk FC welcome Drogheda United for a live televised Louth Derby. Please note the later kick-off time of 8pm. Ticket Details The Stand has sold out. Away Supporter Tickets have sold out. We advise all supporters to buy match tickets online in advance. Tickets are on sale here >> For more information about our ticket prices and how season tickets and online tickets provide the best value

Dundalk Football Club would like to advise all supporters to purchase your tickets online for Friday's Louth Derby with Drogheda United. Buying your ticket online is cheaper and will help you avoid queues outside Oriel Park. This will significantly assist our security operations. Stand Match Ticket Prices Online Prices Walk Up Matchnight Price Adult €22 €25 Concession / 2nd Level Student €16 €20 Juveniles €12 €15 Ground Match Ticket Prices Online Prices Walk Up Matchnight Pri

Dundalk Football Club can confirm that an agreement has been reached with English Championship club Norwich City for the transfer of Vinnie Leonard. As part of the agreement, Vinnie will remain with Dundalk FC until the opening of the UK summer window, at which point the move will be completed, subject to medical, international clearance and FA, EFL approval. Vinnie made his debut for Dundalk in February 2024 in the Leinster Senior Cup, and made his full league debut that Oct

There was a brilliant atmosphere in Oriel Park last Wednesday night as our WU17 and WU23 players spent the evening with former Ireland international and FIFA Puskás Award nominee  Stephanie Zambra . Stephanie began the session indoors with a relaxed and honest chat about her journey in the game — from being a young player with big ambitions, to becoming a full-time professional and representing her country on the international stage. She spoke openly about the proud moments i

Dundalk FC is deeply saddened to learn of the passing of former player Davy McArdle, who died peacefully yesterday. A gifted right winger, Davy joined Dundalk as a teenager in 1960 and quickly made his mark. Blessed with pace, close control and an outstanding delivery from wide areas, he was a player who loved to take on a full-back and excite the crowd. Over four seasons at Oriel Park, he contributed to one of the most memorable periods in the club’s history. Davy was part o