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Dundalk FC goalkeeper Enda Minogue says he is “absolutely delighted” to have renewed his contract with the club for another season, describing the decision to stay at Oriel Park as an easy one. “Since the season ended I knew I wanted to stay in Dundalk,” Minogue said. “I’m delighted that I’m still here for another year.” First Season Ups and Downs In hindsight, Minogue acknowledges that his first season at the club exceeded his original expectations. While promotion was alway

Dundalk Football Club will continue to operate the Christmas Shop from the Marshes Shopping Centre until Tuesday December 23rd. Please note: All Away Jerseys from Large to 5XL are now sold out. Final Day for Online Orders: 10.30am - 1pm on Monday 22nd December from Oriel Park. Our Updated Opening Hours in the Marshes are as follows:

In 2026, Dundalk Football Club will mark a truly historic milestone — 100 years since the club first entered the League of Ireland. For a century, Dundalk FC has been woven into the fabric of the town and its people. Long before modern football, long before floodlights and European nights, the club took its place in the League of Ireland in August 1926 — and it has never stopped belonging to those who followed it. From those early days, the club has grown into one of the mos

Photo by Gerry Scully Dundalk FC are delighted to announce the re-signing of defender Mayowa Animasahun, which will see him stay at Oriel Park for 2026. Animasahun, who arrived at Oriel Park at 17, made 26 appearances for the Lilywhites last season during the 2025 SSE Airtricity Men’s Premier Division campaign. Speaking after putting pen to paper, the 22-year-old said: “I’m delighted. We’re back in the Premier Division, and I’m staying at my home town club, so I’m definitely

Photo by Gerry Scully Dundalk FC is excited to announce the signing of left-back Bobby Burns from Galway United.  The 26-year-old arrives to Oriel Park following a successful campaign with Galway United, making 33 appearances for the Tribesmen.  Speaking about his arrival at Oriel Park, the 26 year-old said: “I was really sold on the ambition here at the club and am really looking forward to get going.” “Dundalk is a massive club - one of the biggest in Ireland - and it somet

Photo by Gerry Scully Dundalk FC is delighted to announce Gbemi Arubi has signed a new agreement with the club for the 2026 season.  Speaking after putting pen to paper, the 21 year old said: “Last year was obviously a great year for the club, for the fans, and for me especially. I kind of knew I just had to come back." Watch the full interview below.  Video by Chris Clarke

Preparations for Dundalk’s return to the Premier Division continue at Oriel Park, and we want to share some positive progress with supporters. Pitch Update Work on the new pitch is making excellent progress. Following the preparation of the base earlier this week, installation of the new shock pad and playing surface is now underway. The inclusion of the shock pad represents an additional investment by the club, improving impact absorption to enhance player safety, ensuring a

Photo by Gerry Scully Dundalk FC is delighted to announce TJ Molloy has a signed a new agreement with the club for the 2026 season.  The 16-year-old made history during the 2025 pre-season, becoming the youngest ever goalscorer in the club’s history. "Last year was very good with the lads - a good year winning the league and coming back." said Molloy. "I'm delighted to get everything done." Watch the full interview below.

Marks Return to Premier Division, Celebrating its 100th League Season with Bold New Style. Dundalk Football Club today launched their new Home and Away jerseys for the 2026 SSE Airtricity Men’s Premier Division season in a viral video featuring local music sensation Reggie. The kit launch marks the club's return to the top flight of Irish football and the start of a historic 100th season in the league. The new kits, unveiled today, were crafted through a new apparel partnersh

Photo by Sportsfile Dundalk FC notes the recent media reports published on Wednesday, 26 November, regarding comments made by Mr John Temple in relation to the ownership and contractual arrangements between himself and club owner, Chris Clinton. Speaking on behalf of Dundalk FC, Executive Director Chris Clinton has confirmed that the signed agreement between both parties is being honoured and that significant agreed payments have been made in accordance with a timely schedule

Photo By Gerry Scully The ongoing transformation of Oriel Park took another key step forward this week, with work beginning on the removal of the existing synthetic pitch. The upgrade forms part of a series of improvements at the stadium and remains in close correlation of the club receiving its Premier Division licence from the Football Association of Ireland. Photos By Gerry Scully Dundalk FC Executive Director Chris Clinton said the club is optimistic that the new pitch wi

Dundalk FC are happy to announce that we have accepted an offer from the Supporters Trust to provide the full deposit required to draw down sports grant funds for the new playing surface in Oriel Park; an investment which will benefit the club for the next decade. Speaking this morning Executive Director Chris Clinton said; “The Supporters Trust have brought a proposal to the table to provide the full deposit for the new pitch, and I am delighted to accept that offer. While p

Dundalk FC Executive Director Chris Clinton met with the Dundalk FC Supporters Trust this week and had a very positive conversation regarding the future direction of the club. “It’s clear that the football club is at the heart of the Dundalk community, and fan engagement in the club is vital. The Trust came together previously in a time of worry to raise funds with a view to assisting the club. “I hope it can play a significant role in the weeks and months to come, and it is

A trip away to local rivals Drogheda for the final game of an exceptional U14 season set the stage for an exciting encounter, with Dundalk looking to retain their undefeated status in the second phase. Photo By Kristine Lubimova The Louth derby began with an aggressive Drogheda side pushing hard for an early goal, but they were denied by a solid Dundalk defence. Within five minutes, a well delivered back post cross from Charlie Franzoni was returned across goal by Artjoms Lub

Dundalk FC are delighted to confirm that Assistant Manager Ken Kiernan and Strength & Conditioning Coach Ronan Murray have signed on to continue their roles for the upcoming 2026 season. Both were instrumental in last season’s success, helping the Lilywhites regain their place in the SSE Airtricity Men’s Premier Division. Photos By Gerry Scully Speaking after committing his future to the club, Ken Kiernan said he was proud to continue his journey at Oriel Park. I'm delighted