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Dundalk's FAI Cup journey came to an end at the Ryan McBride Brandywell Stadium as Derry City booked their place in the Club Orange FAI Cup semi-finals with a 4-2 victory on Sunday. The Lilywhites made the stronger start and took the lead after just nine minutes. A Bobby Burns corner caused problems in the Derry defence and, when the ball broke kindly to Shane Tracey inside the area, he made no mistake, drilling a low finish past Tom Norcott from 12 yards. However, Dundalk's

Dundalk travel to the Ryan McBride Brandywell Stadium on Sunday afternoon to take on Derry City for a place in the semi-final of the Club Orange FAI Cup. The match kicks-off at 4pm. Dundalk supporter tickets are on sale from here. The match will be broadcast live on RTE2. Dundalk were boosted by their success in last week's win in the Louth Derby at Sullivan and Lambe Park, a result that has brought Dundalk to 40 points for the season. Derry City, who drew 3-3 with Shamroc

Daryl Horgan was the hero for Dundalk as his dramatic 89th-minute free-kick secured a thrilling 3-2 victory over Drogheda United in the fourth Louth derby of the season. In front of 2,436 spectators at Sullivan & Lambe Park, the Lilywhites emerged with local bragging rights after a pulsating contest. The visitors made the ideal start when summer signing Cian Dillon opened the scoring with his first Premier Division goal. The move began when Edwin Agbaje failed to deal with a

Dundalk FC return to action on Friday night when they make the short trip to Sullivan & Lambe Park to take on local rivals Drogheda United in the SSE Airtricity League Premier Division. Kick-off is at 8pm, with the Lilywhites looking to bring an end to respond positively following last week's 2-1 defeat to Galway United. Despite their recent difficult run, Dundalk remain fourth in the table with eight league games remaining, while Drogheda are currently in 9th place. The mat

Although the result of the match didn't go our way, Dundalk FC would like to thank everybody for their support on Friday night's League of Ireland Centenary Match. We were delighted to welcome so many of our former players back to Oriel Park for the occasion. The reaction to our centenary jersey and match programme was great to see - and we thank everybody involved for their support. We will be continuing our League of Ireland Centenary celebrations for the rest of the season

Galway United recorded a 2-1 victory over Dundalk FC in the SSE Airtricity League Premier Division at Oriel Park, with goals from Ed McCarthy and Kris Twardek enough to secure all three points despite a late Dundalk rally. The visitors made a bright start and opened the scoring after nine minutes. Goalkeeper Hugo Cunha's long kick-out was helped on by Stephen Walsh into the path of McCarthy, who took a touch before lifting an excellent finish over Enda Minogue. Dundalk respon

On Friday night, the DFC Supporters Trust presented a cheque for €14,500 to Dundalk FC Academy Director Tom Mohan following their hugely successful Golf Classic. Many thanks to the DFC Trust and the Golf Classic Committee Members for their brilliant work raising funds for youth development at Dundalk FC. Seamus Bailey PJ Dooley Ollie Dullaghan Cormac Gartlan Ned Lawrence Ray Pepper Tony McBride Nita Whelan 📸 Peter Minogue #CMonTheTown

Today, 21 August 2026, Dundalk FC celebrates a historic milestone: 100 years since the club played its first-ever League of Ireland fixture, away to Fordsons of Cork. This video commemorates that journey — a century of pride, passion and progress. For tonight’s centenary fixture against Galway United at Oriel Park, Dundalk will wear a special one-off home jersey created to mark the occasion. The jersey features 26 silver pinstripes, with each line representing one of the club

Dundalk FC v Galway United Oriel Park Friday 21 August 2026 Kick-Off 7.45pm Dundalk FC welcome Galway United to Oriel Park on Friday night in what promises to be a special occasion, marking the 100th anniversary of the club's first League of Ireland match. Celebrations aside, Dundalk are focused on what will be a major challenge. Dundalk have beaten Galway United twice this season, although both matches were extremely tough encounters. Ciaran Kilduff Comments: "Our focus is o

⚫⚪ A century in the League of Ireland. One special edition. 📖 To mark a landmark year in the club's history, our programme team has produced a special 120-page commemorative edition celebrating 100 years of League of Ireland football. 🎨 Featuring a cover by @scotter_design, inspired by a 1930s graphic of our first league-winning team, and the graphic design work of Ruth Hardy and Paul Dunne, this special edition is packed with stories, memories and personalities from across

Bobby Burns has signed a new contract with Dundalk FC that will keep him at Oriel Park until the end of the 2027 season. "I'm absolutely delighted. Since I've come to the club I've had a great time, really enjoyed it, and love working with the staff and the players, so I'm really delighted to commit for next season," Burns said. Reflecting on his time at the club so far, Burns said the season has exceeded his expectations, both on and off the pitch. "It's probably gone even b

Dundalk Football Club have released their new Centenary Jersey to commemorate the 100th anniversary of our first senior match in the League of Ireland (known as the Free State League). As part of the launch, our principal club partners, Zoma, created this incredible video featuring Martin Lawlor, Richie Blackmore (and Grandson Alexander) and Daryl Horgan. The jersey is now on sale from our online shop. Adult Jerseys are available here: Link>> Kid Jerseys are available here

Dundalk secured their place in the FAI Cup quarter-finals with a comprehensive 8-0 victory over Castlebar Celtic at Oriel Park on Saturday evening. Ciarán Kilduff's side dominated throughout and the final shot count of 43-0 highlighted the gulf between the teams, with Castlebar Celtic unable to live with Dundalk's fitness, movement and attacking quality. The breakthrough arrived after nine minutes when Cian Dillon calmly converted from the penalty spot after Harry Groome was

Tickets are on sale for Dundalk FC's Club Orange FAI Cup Third Round tie with Castlebar Celtic. Please note that the match takes place on Saturday, 15 August, at 5pm. Season Tickets are not valid for this fixture. Tickets are on sale now, including a family ticket. 👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Family Ticket: 🎟️ 2 Adults + 2 Children ⚪ €60 Stand ⚫ €45 Ground Tickets are on sale here>>

Dundalk produced one of their most spirited displays of the season but were ultimately left empty-handed as league leaders Shamrock Rovers edged a breathless 3-2 contest at Tallaght Stadium. The Lilywhites twice fought back from behind and created enough chances to take something from the game, only for a costly defensive lapse late in the first half to prove decisive. The evening could hardly have started worse for Ciarán Kilduff's side. After just two minutes, Enda Minogue

Dundalk travel to Tallaght Stadium on Friday night to take on reigning Champions and league leaders Shamrock Rovers. The match is live on Virgin Media Two. Kick off: 8pm. Ciarán Kilduff Comments: "We're looking forward to the challenge of facing the champions, the league leaders and a side that continue to set the standard in Irish football. We have a huge amount of respect for Shamrock Rovers and what they've achieved, but our focus will be on making the best account of ou

Dundalk were forced to settle for a point at Oriel Park on Friday night as Gareth McElroy's stoppage-time equaliser earned Sligo Rovers a 1-1 draw. Having controlled much of the contest, the Lilywhites looked on course for all three points after captain Daryl Horgan fired them into the lead early in the second half. However, a late defensive error allowed the visitors to snatch a share of the spoils. Ciarán Kilduff’s side started brightly and created a number of opportunities

Dundalk FC are delighted to confirm that Aaron Keogh has signed his first professional contract with the club. Aaron joined from Shelbourne's Academy this season and has already made four first-team appearances, most recently featuring in our FAI Cup win over St Mochta's. Speaking to dundalkfc.com, Aaron stated: "I'm delighted to sign my first professional contract. It's something I've worked hard towards for a long time. It's great to be here every day with a really good gro

Following the completion of his move to Oriel Park on transfer deadline day, new Dundalk FC signing Tom Grivosti has wasted little time settling into life with the Lilywhites. The 27-year-old defender, who joins from St Patrick's Athletic on a multi-year deal, was put straight through his paces after linking up with his new teammates for the first time and admits he is already feeling at home. "It went really well," said Grivosti after his first training session. "I've really

Dundalk FC is delighted to confirm that Declan McDaid has signed a new contract extension with the club. The Glasgow native joined the Lilywhites in the summer of 2024 and has become an important member of the squad, playing a key role in the club's promotion back to the Premier Division before continuing his strong form this season. McDaid, who has featured in a variety of positions throughout the campaign, said he was thrilled to extend his stay at Oriel Park. "I'm loving i