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Dundalk FC return from the mid-season break as they travel to Cork to play Galway United in the SSE Airtricity League Premier Division. Friday's match kicks-off at 7.45 and is live on loitv.ie Dundalk currently sit fourth in the table, following consecutive home wins over Shamrock Rovers and Derry City, as well as a draw away to Drogheda United in their last three league outings. During the break, Daryl Horgan was named SSE Airtricity/Soccer Writers’ Player of the Month for M

Dundalk captain Daryl Horgan has been named the SSE Airtricity/Soccer Writers Ireland Player of the Month for May. The Galway native contributed four goals and two assists during the month to claim his second nomination of the season, continuing an impressive campaign for Ciarán Kilduff's side, who sit fourth in the table. Horgan, who recently signed a two-year contract extension with the club, says the squad's focus is now on maintaining their momentum. "We had a good squad

Jane McDermott, Dundalk FC's Disability Access Officer spoke at a recent FAI Licensing Panel discussion. Here, she explains what the role means — and why the fans make it possible. Jane has been a familiar presence at Oriel Park for years, though she'd be the first to tell you that's exactly as it should be. As Dundalk FC's Disability Access Officer and Supporter Liaison Officer, she has made it her business to ensure that supporters living with disabilities are not visitor

The League of Ireland have confirmed that the Galway United v Dundalk FC match, originally scheduled to take place at Eamonn Deacy Park on Friday, 12 June at 19:45, will now take place at Munster FA Turner’s Cross Stadium in Cork on the same time and date. This is due to ongoing pitch upgrades in Eamonn Deacy Park.

Get ready for an unforgettable summer of football at the Dole Ireland Dundalk FC Summer Camps 2026! 🌞⚽ The camps is for players born from 2013 to 2019 inclusive. Our camps are perfect for young players of all abilities, offering a safe, energetic, and supportive environment where participants can improve their game, build confidence, and enjoy the summer with friends. 📅 Camp Dates (10am - 1pm Daily) Week 1: Monday 13th July – Thursday 16th July Week 2: Monday 20th July – Th

Built in Dundalk. Backing Dundalk. Powering the Game Changers. Dundalk FC is proud to announce The Unit as the club’s new Official Technology Partner as part of a new multi-year partnership agreement. The announcement marks the next chapter in a long-standing relationship between two organisations deeply connected to Dundalk, with The Unit continuing its support of the Lilywhites after years of backing the club both on and off the pitch. Built in Dundalk and now operating int

Dundalk FC were delighted to welcome Hilarly Carlyle to Oriel Park on Friday night as part of our centenary legend presentations. Football bloodlines run deep in the Carlyle family. Hilary's father, Hugh, was a towering Scottish centre-half who crossed the water from Motherwell to Derry City in 1934 and never left, becoming a true Brandywell legend over two decades of devoted service. Both of Hugh's sons — Hilary and Paul — inherited his footballing instinct, and both carved

Dundalk secured a vital three points with a hard-earned but deserved 2–1 victory over Derry City. The visitors made the brighter start, winning an early corner that Dundalk scrambled clear, but the home side quickly settled and began to take control. In the 4th minute, McDaid found himself in space from Horgan’s cross-field pass, but Beach reacted well to spread himself and make the save. A minute later, JR Wilson’s cross was headed across the six-yard box by Arubi, with Kenn

Dundalk welcome Derry City to Oriel Park on Friday night, as we enter the third series of matches. Dundalk are in fourth place, four points ahead of Derry City who currently placed sixth. The match will be followed by the mid-season break, with no further matches until our visit to Galway on 12th June. Ciaran Kilduff Comments "Everyone can see it week in, week out — this is a competitive league where any side, on any given night, is capable of beating anyone else. We experien

Dundalk bowed out of the Leinster Senior Cup at the semi-final stage following a narrow 1–0 defeat to St Patrick’s Athletic, with Samuel Rooney’s first-half strike proving decisive. The hosts created a number of early opportunities but were unable to find the breakthrough. A curling effort drifted just wide of Daniel Rogers’ far post, while a low shot flashed narrowly across the face of goal from a tight angle. A header from six yards also went close, drifting inches wide, be

In a repeat of last year's final, holders Dundalk take on St Patrick's Athletic tonight (Tuesday) for a place in the Leinster Senior Cup Final. Kick-Off is 7.45. 🔗 Tickets: https://www.dundalkfc.com/matchday-tickets 📸 Sportsfile

It is back, and bigger than ever! After the success of the 2024 Dundalk FC Golf Classic, which sold out with over 40 teams , the Dundalk FC Supporters Trust, in conjunction with Dundalk FC, is proud to announce the return of the Golf Classic on Thursday 25 June 2026 at the magnificent Dundalk Golf Club, Blackrock. Two years ago, over 160 participants took to one of the finest parkland courses in Louth. First-team players, supporters, sponsors and local businesses came togeth

Dundalk FC sealed their place in the next round of the WDL Cup after a dramatic 3–2 extra-time victory over St Patrick’s Athletic in a fiercely contested encounter played in challenging conditions. St Patrick’s Athletic made the brighter start, dominating possession in the opening stages and putting the Dundalk defence under sustained pressure. A series of dangerous crosses and set-pieces tested Dundalk’s resolve, while goalkeeper Eden Laughton-Tyler had to be alert throughou

Dundalk advanced in the Enda McGuill Cup after extra time following a dramatic and hard-fought victory over Shelbourne, with Luke Mulligan’s header ultimately proving decisive in a tie full of chances, resilience, and late twists. The hosts made an assured start and quickly looked threatening, with Matthew McCloskey testing the Shelbourne backline early, firing over from a tight angle after working space on the right. Shelbourne responded in the eighth minute when captain Jam

Just like their first Louth derby of the season, Drogheda United and Dundalk could not be separated at Sullivan & Lambe Park, with the sides sharing the spoils in a game that could have gone either way. Ciarán Kilduff's side were the better team for long stretches and will rue not converting their first-half dominance into a more commanding advantage. Gbemi Arubi gave the Lilywhites a deserved lead, but Leo Burney's headed equaliser shortly after half-time ensured the points

Dundalk travel to Sullivan and Lambe Park on Friday night for the second Louth Derby of the season. Dundalk travel off the back of a superb 1-0 win over Shamrock Rovers last Friday night. Drogheda United suffered a controversial last minute 2-1 defeat to Waterford FC at the RSC on Monday night. Ciaran Kilduff Comments: The win over Shamrock Rovers was very positive for us. But football moves on quickly. A result like that can sharpen the minds and refocus you straight away, b

Drogheda United FC and Dundalk FC meet on Friday night in one of the biggest rivalries in Irish football. We share a sense of pride that two clubs from the smallest county in the country continue to compete at the top level of Irish football. Matches between the clubs draw the attention of supporters across the country, and the atmosphere reflects how much this game means to our fans. That backing is part of the rivalry and is welcomed. Both clubs are asking supporters to app

Our Down Syndrome Futsal team had their first runout of the season as preparations are in full swing ahead of July's Cairdeas Cup. Missing a number of regular squad members, the team travelled to Dublin to take on Drogheda United, St Patrick’s Athletic and hosts Bohemians. First up was a 1-1 draw against our Louth rivals with Kevin Trainer on target for the Lilywhites as the points were shared. In the second game, a brace from Republic of Ireland international and skipper Ja

Dundalk FC and Peamount United produced a thrilling 2-2 draw at Oriel Park on Sunday afternoon, with both teams delivering committed performances despite enduring torrential rainfall for long spells. Sophie Hanlon had the first chance of the match after four minutes, but her shot went narrowly wide of Byrne’s near post. Peamount then began to apply pressure, with Abigail Martin and Aoife Fanning doing well to marshal the Dundalk defence. Edan Tyler-Laughton was relieved to se