Dundalk have won the inaugural Unite the Union Champions Cup thanks to a thumping 6-0 win over Linfield at Oriel Park (7-1 on aggregate). The champions of Ireland made it four trophies for the season with a convincing display against their Northern Irish counterparts, rounding off the season in style in front of their home…
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Everybody at Dundalk Football Club would like to extend our sympathy to the family and friends of John Savage. As well as being a big supporter of the club, John was a director of Dundalk FC in the early years of the Co-Op ownership between 2000 and 2002. Our sincere condolences to John’s wife Pat and children…
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Dundalk head into the second leg of tomorrow’s Unite the Union Champions Cup tie with Linfield with the scores deadlocked at 1-1. The first leg finished 1-1 at Windsor Park in what was an entertaining encounter between the champions on both sides of the border. Shayne Lavery’s first half strike was cancelled out by Daniel…
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Dundalk head coach Vinny Perth has been named the Professional Footballer’s Association of Ireland (PFAI) Manager of the Year for 2019. The Lilywhites boss guided his side to the SSE Airtricity League title in his first year in the top job at Oriel Park, along with the EA Sports Cup and President’s Cup. His side…
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Dundalk goalkeeper Gary Rogers enjoyed the first ever Unite the Union Champions Cup clash at Windsor Park on Friday night, as the Lilywhites came from behind against Linfield to level the tie ahead of Monday’s second leg at Oriel Park. The new cross-border competition pits the Lilywhites – as League of Ireland champions – against…
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Dundalk and Linfield played out an entertaining 1-1 draw on Friday evening at Windsor Park in the first leg of the Unite The Union Champions Cup. Shayne Lavery gave the Blues the lead however Daniel Kelly equalised to send us to Oriel on Monday deadlocked. It was a cagey opening but Linfield took the lead…
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We are looking for all supporters to help on Monday evening as much as they can with a fundraising initiative. There will be a bucket collection on Monday at our home match against Linfield, the final clash of the 2019 campaign, for Daragh McNally. Daragh is an 11 year old boy who has autism. He…
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Dundalk Football Club are delighted to announce that Greg Sloggett will join the club ahead of the 2020 season. Sloggett will join the Lilywhites after spending a season at Derry City and was an ever present in the Candystripes side which finished fourth in the league this year making 37 appearances in all competitions. Before…
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Dundalk win Unite the Union Champions Cup!
Dundalk have won the inaugural Unite the Union Champions Cup thanks to a thumping 6-0 win over Linfield at Oriel Park (7-1 on aggregate). The champions of Ireland made it four trophies for the season with a convincing display against their Northern Irish counterparts, rounding off the season in style in front of their home…
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John Savage R.I.P.
Everybody at Dundalk Football Club would like to extend our sympathy to the family and friends of John Savage. As well as being a big supporter of the club, John was a director of Dundalk FC in the early years of the Co-Op ownership between 2000 and 2002. Our sincere condolences to John’s wife Pat and children…
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Kelly Intent On Finishing Season On Trophy High
Dundalk head into the second leg of tomorrow’s Unite the Union Champions Cup tie with Linfield with the scores deadlocked at 1-1. The first leg finished 1-1 at Windsor Park in what was an entertaining encounter between the champions on both sides of the border. Shayne Lavery’s first half strike was cancelled out by Daniel…
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Perth named PFAI Manager of the Year
Dundalk head coach Vinny Perth has been named the Professional Footballer’s Association of Ireland (PFAI) Manager of the Year for 2019. The Lilywhites boss guided his side to the SSE Airtricity League title in his first year in the top job at Oriel Park, along with the EA Sports Cup and President’s Cup. His side…
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Rogers reflects on ‘enjoyable’ cup tie
Dundalk goalkeeper Gary Rogers enjoyed the first ever Unite the Union Champions Cup clash at Windsor Park on Friday night, as the Lilywhites came from behind against Linfield to level the tie ahead of Monday’s second leg at Oriel Park. The new cross-border competition pits the Lilywhites – as League of Ireland champions – against…