Bohs In The Community

Players from both Bohs and Cork City supporting World Down Syndrome day before the game on Saturday by wearing odd socks during the warm up. Players Alannah McEvoy and Heidi Mackin photographed above with Bohs DS futsal players Josh Hennessy and Jay Burnett 🧦 ❤️🖤

⚽️ 🥅 Check out our new Football Fun Zone at today’s game, which will be located at the Block G end of the Jodi Stand for all our SSE Airtricity Women’s Premier Division home games this season, with games for children in attendance.

🧦Players from Bohemians and Cork City will participate in the Lots of Socks Down Syndrome Ireland campaign tomorrow during the warm-up ahead of their SSE Airtricity Women's Premier Division game at Dalymount Park on World Down Syndrome Day (WDSD). ❤️🖤Pictured with first-team players Alannah McEvoy and Sarah Power is Bohemians Down Syndrome player Julie Dalton. For more information on the Lots Of Socks campaign, visit downsyndrome.ie/lots-of-socks/

We were delighted to have some of the students from our afterschool’s programme in Gardiner Street Primary School join us in the Non-Corporate Box for the match last night. Great for them to see a win at their first Bohs game 🔴⚫️ @bfcdublin

🥾Before tomorrow's game against Galway United, we will be collecting football boots, with all donations going to local asylum seekers. 📍Drop off: Dalymount Lane, 6.30pm-7.30pm 🙏Can’t make it to the game? Oxfam in Phibsborough will be taking collections from the 12-14th of March during shop opening hours.

We were delighted to hand over the proceeds from our Bohs x Annie Mac jersey to two of our partner schools Christ the King Girls School and Presentation Primary School George’s Hill. Proceeds from the jersey have provided both schools with musical instruments and equipment as well as music lessons for pupils. 🧡🩷 @bfcdublin @_rachaelkelly_

❤️🖤 KNOCKSER is a short documentary following Donal “Knockser” Bligh’s journey—how he rebuilt his life after addiction and a leg amputation to play with the Bohemian FC amputee squad. It’s about resilience, community, and the power of football. 📽️ Taller Stories

We’re so excited to be at the @esbscienceblast all this week! We are at Stall I, by Stage 1, so make sure to drop by and test out your shooting skills 🎯⚽️

Pix from the Walking Football friendly yesterday at Deaf Village, Cabra, @bfcdublin v @leytonorientfc. Such a pleasure to meet the lads from The O's. More here: flic.kr/s/aHBqjCLzXi

Our Walking Football team had a brilliant opening round of fixtures in the newly formed Walking Football League. Wins against Shamrock Rovers and St. Joseph’s and a defeat to St.Pat’s in what was an excellent morning of football. A big thank you to St. Pat’s for hosting. We look forward to hosting the next round of fixtures in April. 📸 - Stephen Burke

Great fun down at our Girls Street Leagues today. Fantastic to see some many girls down playing with our players from our women’s team. The Girls Street Leagues are on every Wednesday in St.Laurence O’Toole Recreation Centre, 4-5pm, in partnership with the NEIC 🔴⚫️

❤️🖤Bohemian Football Club has won the International Award at this year's Football V Homophobia Awards. The club received the award last night at a ceremony in London. It's the first time any club, individual or organisation in Ireland has been shortlisted for the award, which recognises ongoing work in support of LGBTQI+ people in football. Congratulations to the Bohs Pride Committee, to Bohs in the Community, and to all fans and members of the Bohs community who continue to work to make our club inclusive and accessible for all.

It’s been a busy start to the year as our BFC programme returned for its second year. It’s been great working with all our partner schools once again and we look forward to an exciting 2026 for our schools programme ⚽️📚 Bookings for our Belonging to a Fair City programme are now fully booked but if you wish to place your school on the list for after Easter, please get in touch with us.

After School Football is back tomorrow in Aughrim Street 👇🏻 @BradogYouth

Our Street Leagues are back ⚽️ Tuesday: 4-6pm in O’Connells Wednesday: 4-5pm (girls only) St.Laurence O’Toole Rec Centre

Our ‘Belonging to a Fair City’ programme is returning again for 2026. Through the prism of sport, BFC aims to teach children about the importance of diversity, empathy and perspective. The programme is open to all 5th & 6th class students. Due to high demand, spaces are limited. If you would like to register your class for the programme please email aibhinn.conway@bohemians.ie Belonging to a Fair City is in partnership with Junior Achievement Ireland and is supported by the Department of Justice Community Safety Fund.

🎆 Athbhliain faoi mhaise daoibh! Wishing all our players, staff, members, supporters and volunteers the happiest of new years! Thank you for your support and your efforts throughout 2025. 2026 will be an emotional year for all at the club as we play our final season in Dalymount Park before its redevelopment. It will be the beginning of a new journey for us all - and we have European football to look forward to as we aim to give Dalyer the send-off it deserves. Let's make 2026 a year to remember. ✊

Just dropped off two full van loads to club partner Focus Ireland as part of our Toy Drive. 🎁 A massive thank you to everyone who donated this year, supporting children in international protection and homeless accommodation. ❤️🖤

Bohs in the Community 2025 ⚽️ Over the course of the year we have worked with members of both the local and wider communities through the prism of football across a range of diverse programmes. With the ethos that football can be a force for good, we have worked alongside our partners to ensure that those we engage with reach their full potential and lead healthier lives. We look forward to an even busier 2026 ❤️🖤