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Photo by Gerry Scully Ronan Teahan's equaliser after 89 minutes salvaged a point for Dundalk away to already-relegated Sligo Rovers at The Showgrounds - a result that moved Ciarán Kilduff's side back into fifth place in the SSE Airtricity League Premier Division, and more significantly, means that Dundalk have secured their place in the top flight for the 2027 season. However Kilduff's side left it late, with Teahan quickest to react following substitute Declan McDaid's inter

Sligo Rovers v Dundalk FC Saturday, 17 October The Showgrounds Kick-off: 7.45pm Dundalk FC return to action on Saturday night when they travel to The Showgrounds to face Sligo Rovers in their penultimate away fixture of the season. After a two-week break from league action, the Lilywhites will be hoping to bounce back from a frustrating defeat to Bohemians and finish the campaign on a positive note. Dundalk manager Ciarán Kilduff expects a difficult challenge against a Sligo

Dundalk FC are delighted to announce that Luke Mulligan has signed a full-time professional contract with the club for the next two seasons. Luke has been at the club since he was 13 and is the captain of the Under 20s, who have enjoyed a strong season. He completed his Leaving Certificate this year and moved into full-time training once his exams finished. Luke said: “It’s great to sign a new deal and be fully committed to the club for another two years. I’ve been at the clu

Dundalk FC is delighted to announce that Shane Tracey has signed a new three-year contract, keeping him at Oriel Park until the end of the 2029 season. A Dundalk native from the Alphonsus Road, Shane returned to the club after almost ten years in the Shelbourne Academy and a spell with Bohemians. He made his Dundalk debut as a substitute in the 3-1 win over Bray Wanderers at the Carlisle Grounds in March 2025, and started the following week against Longford Town at Oriel Park

Dundalk FC is delighted to announce that midfielder Aodh Dervin has signed a new three-year contract extension with the club. The 27-year-old Longford native joined the Lilywhites from Galway United in July 2024. The club vice-captain, Aodh has since become a firm fan favourite over his 86 appearances. Dervin came through the academy at his hometown club, Longford Town, and made his senior debut aged 17. He went on to play for Shelbourne, reaching the 2022 FAI Cup final, and

Dundalk Football Club are delighted to announce that four of our Academy players have signed three-year professional contracts, beginning with the 2027 season. Jamie Grace, Marcel Gora, Jordan Vocella and Tunde Anunlopo each put pen to paper on Thursday night, joined by their families for the occasion. First team manager Ciaran Kilduff said: “It’s a great statement from the club. The academy is something we are trying to promote. It has been a high priority for Chris Clinton

Remembering Our Loved Ones 🖤🤍 As the season draws to a close, we will once again take time to remember members of the Dundalk FC family and supporters who have sadly passed away during the past year. Ahead of our match against Shamrock Rovers on Friday, 30 October, we invite supporters to submit a photograph of a loved one who has passed away. Their photograph will be displayed on the stadium big screen and featured in the match programme as part of a special tribute. Durin

We were delighted to welcome guests of our Women's team sponsors North-East Credit Union to Oriel Park on Saturday morning. The group of young aspiring players were treated to a stadium tour, before heading to the video analysis room and gym for a brief overview of the facilities used by both men’s and women’s teams. In the Dundalk FC Community Centre, the group were met by WDL Head Coach Phil Cox who spoke about how his squad made use of these with both his own coaches and

Dundalk were left to rue a number of controversial moments as Bohemians edged a dramatic contest at Oriel Park, with a late rally from the Lilywhites falling just short. The visitors appeared to be on course for a comfortable victory after Colm Whelan's first-half penalty and a Ross Tierney strike midway through the second period gave them a two-goal cushion. However, Daryl Horgan's penalty with two minutes remaining breathed new life into the contest before Bohemians were re

Dundalk FC return to Premier Division action on Friday night when they welcome Bohemian FC to Oriel Park. Kick-Off is 7.45. Following a disappointing week prior to the international break, Dundalk manager Ciaran Kilduff welcomed the opportunity for longer preparation period ahead of the match: "The international break has given us a valuable opportunity to reset, get some work done on the training pitch and hopefully welcome a few players back into contention as we head into

Due to the anticipated demand for tickets for Friday night's match against Bohemian FC, online sales for home sections will only be available to supporters using an email address that has previously been used to purchase Dundalk FC tickets online during the current season. This measure has been introduced to help ensure tickets for home areas remain available to Dundalk FC supporters. Tickets are on sale from here. Thank you for your understanding and continued support.

A late goal from Mia Whelan settled a thrilling WDL Cup Final as Wexford secured a narrow 1-0 victory at Oriel Park on Wednesday night. While the visitors ultimately lifted the trophy courtesy of Whelan's 88th-minute strike, Dundalk can take enormous pride from one of their strongest and most disciplined performances of the season against a highly talented Wexford side featuring a number of players with SSE Airtricity Women's Premier Division experience. Wexford controlled mu

Wednesday night promises to be a real special occasion at Oriel Park as Dundalk FC take on Wexford FC in the WDL Cup Final. The match kicks-off at 7.45pm. Admission is €5. Tickets are available here: https://www.dundalkfc.com/matchday-tickets Both Mullens and the Brew Crew will be present for all of your food/drink requirements. The match is being sponsored by the Dundalk FC Supporters' Trust. "We are underdogs": Cox Speaking to dundalkfc.com, Dundalk WDL manager Phil Cox

Dundalk FC suffered late heartbreak at Oriel Park as a 90th-minute Sean Boyd goal handed Shelbourne a dramatic 3-2 victory in the SSE Airtricity League Premier Division. Despite twice taking the lead, Ciarán Kilduff's side were denied what would have been a valuable three points as the visitors staged a late comeback. Ronan Teahan and Declan McDaid were on target for the Lilywhites, but Shelbourne replied through Sean Moore, Jack Henry-Francis and Boyd to leave Dundalk empty-

Dundalk FC v Shelbourne SSE Airtricity Men’s Premier Division Friday, 18 September Oriel Park Kick-off: 7.45pm 🎟️ Tickets: https://www.dundalkfc.com/matchday-tickets 📺 Live on LOITV Dundalk return to SSE Airtricity Men's Premier Division action on Friday night when Shelbourne visit Oriel Park for a hugely important clash. Following Monday night's disappointment, the Lilywhites will be aiming to respond in positive fashion in front of the home support as they continue their

Manager Ciaran Kilduff admitted his side received a "reality check" in Monday night's 4-0 defeat to St Patrick's Athletic, but insisted the squad must now regroup and focus on responding positively when they return to action on Friday against Shelbourne. Reflecting on a difficult evening, Kilduff acknowledged the quality of the visitors and the challenge his team faced against a side currently enjoying an excellent run of form. "It was a complete reality check for everyone at

It was a difficult night for Dundalk at Oriel Park as St Patrick’s Athletic claimed a convincing 4-0 victory to move to the top of the SSE Airtricity Premier Division. The Lilywhites made a bright start but struggled to turn early possession into clear chances, with Aodh Dervin’s long-range effort their only opening of note. The visitors took control midway through the first half and Aidan Keena struck twice before the break, finishing a swift move on 21 minutes before reacti

Having taken four points from their last two away fixtures, Dundalk FC return to Oriel Park on Monday evening to face Stephen Kenny's St Patrick's Athletic. (Kick-Off 7.45). The game marks the beginning of a busy week for the Lilywhites, who also welcome Shelbourne to Oriel Park on Friday night. St Pat's arrive in Dundalk with the opportunity to move to the top of the Premier Division after their 2-0 victory over Shamrock Rovers on Friday. With the season entering its final s

Photo by Gerry Scully A tough battle at the RSC after travelling to Waterford to face the blues for our 4th meeting of the season. After a flurry of exchanging blows for 90 minutes and with no team able to claim superiority, it ended a 1-1 draw with both teams splitting points on the night. Waterford wasted no time testing Enda Minogue with an early shot by Jorgen Voilas pushed as far as Padraig Amond on the follow up allowing Minogue the chance to pull off a tremendous doubl

Waterford FC v Dundalk FC League of Ireland Premier Division RSC Kick-off: 7.45pm Tickets: On Sale Here>> Dundalk FC travel to the RSC on Friday night for our fourth meeting of the season with Waterford FC. The Lilywhites enjoyed a dominant 5-0 victory when the sides first met in March before playing out a thrilling 3-3 draw in April. The most recent encounter saw Waterford claim a 3-2 victory at Oriel Park. The sides also come into the game on the back of contrasting outco