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Everyone at Dundalk FC was saddened to learn of the passing of Gerry Gover. Gerry was a hugely respected figure in local football and gave many years of service to the game in Dundalk, particularly through his involvement with Rangers FC and the Dundalk Schoolboys League. His contribution at grassroots level was felt by generations of young players, coaches, volunteers and families across the town. People like Gerry are at the heart of local football, and his dedication and c

Dundalk were left frustrated as Bohemian FC came from behind to claim the win, despite the home side making a bright start and taking a first-half lead. Gbemi Arubi had the first chance of the game after just four minutes, drilling a low shot straight at Kacper Chorazka. Three minutes later, the Bohs goalkeeper was tested again, reacting brilliantly to beat away Aodh Dervin’s effort from 20 yards. Dundalk continued to press and created another opening in the 22nd minute. Derv

A partnership programme involving Dundalk Town Council, Dundalk Credit Union, Dundalk FC Supporters Trust, the 1903 Supporters Club and the Shedside Army, the scheme is designed to provide funds for club initiatives involving fans and club volunteers. All monies will go directly to these programmes and will be sourced through the post match collection of bottles and cans in the ground. These will then be brought to relevant RE-TURN machines and converted into cash which can t

Dundalk FC welcome Bohemian FC to Oriel Park on Friday night for a crucial SSE Airtricity Men’s Premier Division fixture, with both sides level on points in third and fourth place in the league table. The Lilywhites go into the game on the back of one of the matches of the season so far, a thrilling 3-3 draw with Waterford at the RSC on Monday night, having previously suffered a home defeat to Shelbourne. Bohemians, meanwhile, secured a late point in a 2-2 draw with Shelbourn

Dundalk were forced to settle for a point at the Regional Sports Centre despite leading three times, in what was undoubtedly one of the best League of Ireland games of the season. The Lilywhites looked on course for a memorable away win only for Waterford defender John Mahon to head home an 88th-minute equaliser and snatch a 3-3 draw for the hosts. Dundalk made a bright start and hit the front after 14 minutes. Eoin Kenny caused problems down the right before delivering into

Dundalk MU14s produced an impressive attacking display to run out 6-1 winners over Longford Town in an entertaining match. Dundalk enjoyed the balance of the early play and almost made a dream start when Gerald Sharkey forced G Kelly into a fine save after just two minutes. Longford, however, showed plenty of enterprise of their own, particularly on the break, and had a great chance to take the lead when Kiernan burst through and rounded Dylan Fingleton. The Dundalk goalkeepe

Dundalk WU17s enjoyed a 4-1 win over a gallant Longford Town side at Oriel Park on Saturday afternoon. Both teams produced a high-tempo display from start to finish, entertaining the good attendance who turned out to support both sides. Longford started well and put Dundalk under early pressure, with Zara Farnan and Danielle Cromwell making several important clearances from dangerous attacks. Having soaked up that early pressure, Dundalk took the lead after 17 minutes with an

Dundalk MU20s produced an excellent performance to defeat group leaders Bohemian FC at Oriel Park on Saturday afternoon. The opening 25 minutes was a cagey affair, with both sides well organised and competitive, but neither able to create a clear chance. Leo Gaxha, continuing his recovery from long-term injury, was at the heart of Dundalk’s best attacking moments in the opening half. The first clear chance arrived in the 26th minute when Hugh Martin’s shot was pushed wide by

Dundalk FC suffered their first home league defeat since 2024 on Friday night as Shelbourne left Oriel Park with a 2-0 win. Shelbourne took the lead from a set-piece routine in the 11th minute. Harry Wood’s short corner was played into Kerr McInroy, whose shot goalwards was flicked to the net by Daniel Kelly from inside the six-yard box. Dundalk looked for a response, and JR Wilson and Gbemi Arubi combined to give Ronan Teahan an opportunity, but the ball was cleared just as

It's the start of a very busy month as Dundalk welcome Joey O'Brien's Shelbourne to Oriel Park on Friday night (kick-off: 7.45pm). Dundalk will be hoping to respond following their 2-0 defeat last Saturday night to Sligo Rovers. Shelbourne are also hoping to bounce back after their 4-3 defeat to Drogheda United in Tolka Park last weekend. Ciaran Kilduff Comments "We obviously made a very positive start to the season and had been on a good run before last Saturday night’s def

Three Friday nights. Three huge fixtures. One discount ticket pack! A busy May at Oriel Park kicks off with three consecutive Friday night matches: Dundalk FC v Shelbourne FC — Friday 1 May Dundalk FC v Bohemian FC — Friday 8 May Dundalk FC v Shamrock Rovers FC — Friday 15 May Supporters can purchase an online-only 3 Match Ticket Pack and save by buying as a bundle. Stand Adult Ticket Pack — €60 Ground Adult Ticket Pack — €45 Sales open at 1pm on Tuesday 28 April and close a

Dundalk moved five points clear at the top of LOI Academy MU15 Group B with a 3-2 win over Drogheda United on Saturday at Oriel Park. The result secures Dundalk's participation in the Elite Phase of the competition. Dundalk took the lead after 28 minutes when Nathan Kelly-Murphy set up Ryan Musgrave to score. Dundalk extended the lead shortly after Drogheda were reduced to ten men when Tristan McGowan Doyle set up Artjoms Lubimovs to score. Dundalk made it 3-0 with 17 minutes

Dundalk produced another excellent performance to beat a hard-working Longford Town team 8-0 in Sunday’s WDL match at Oriel Park. Dundalk started very brightly, with Makenzie Crowley and Sophie Hanlon both threatening within the first five minutes. In the 12th minute, Hanlon broke through and forced an outstanding save from Jane Shortall, but it was from the resulting corner that Dundalk took the lead. Smyth’s in-swinging delivery was headed firmly into the net by Nana Michel

Dundalk’s unbeaten run came to an end at the Showgrounds on Saturday night as Sligo Rovers took the points with a 2-0 win. The Lilywhites arrived in Sligo in good form and looking to build on recent results, but they were met by a Rovers side who started sharply and set a high tempo from the opening stages. Sligo created the first moments of danger inside the opening minutes, with Harvey Warren forced into an important clearance from a Will Fitzgerald cross before the home si

Dundalk FC is proud to announce Anord Mardix, a Flex company, as the official sponsor of our Down Syndrome Futsal side. The club is very proud of the Down Syndrome Futsal programme and of the positive environment it has created for the players involved. The team is an important part of the wider Dundalk FC community, giving players the opportunity to enjoy football, build friendships and play their part in the life of the club. Speaking on behalf of Anord Mardix, Graeme Smith

Dundalk MU17s continued their outstanding start to the season with a 3-0 win over Derry City at Oriel Park on Sunday, making it eight victories from eight games. The opening half was a closely contested affair, with both sides creating chances as they looked to gain control. Dundalk found another level after the break, however, and took command in a much more open second half. The breakthrough arrived in the 52nd minute when Tomiwa Anunlopo provided the assist for Noah Boy

Dundalk MU15s maintained their unbeaten start to the season with an impressive 4-0 victory over Finn Harps at Oriel Park, making it seven games without defeat. The hosts made the perfect start and went in front after just eight minutes when captain Logan Hyland arrived to finish from an Aaron O’Brien cross. The same combination struck again on the half-hour mark, with O’Brien once more providing the delivery for Hyland to make it 2-0 heading into the break. Dundalk contin

Photo by Gerry Scully Dundalk secured all three points at Oriel Park against Galway United, with Declan McDaid proving the hero with two late goals. The Lilywhites proved dominant throughout the first half, creating plenty of chances without finding the breakthrough. Horgan came closest with a curling effort destined for the top corner, only for Watts to produce a fine block. With the game scoreless at half-time, Kilduff turned to his bench, introducing Harry Groome and Decl

Dundalk FC is delighted to confirm that club captain Daryl Horgan has signed a new two-year contract with the club. Horgan has been in excellent form for Dundalk this season and continues to play an important role both on and off the pitch. After remaining loyal to the club following relegation, he helped lead Dundalk back to the Premier Division and has been a standout player in the Premier Division so far. As well as his impact in the senior squad, Horgan has also demonstra

Dundalk FC are back in action at Oriel Park on Friday night against John Caulfield's Galway United. Both teams are in good form - with Dundalk in 4 th and Galway United in 5 th position in the Premier Division table. Ciaran Kilduff Comments “Galway United will be a really tough test for us. They’re a team in really good form at the moment and scoring goals in a rich vein of form, so we know we’ll have to continue to be at our best. We’re proud of our home form, but nothing