New Article: Better in Black and White
Dundalk. The Railywaymen. The Town.
This year, Dundalk are celebrating their 100th year in the League of Ireland.
This article is a love letter to the club.
Here’s to more Oriel days ⚫️⚪️
Words: @Maoilmordha
Read here ⬇️
footballheritage.co.uk/better-in-blac…
Dear friends, I'm coming back to Ireland this week! ⚫⚪
This time I will be supporting @DundalkFC away in Galway, and hopefully I will bring good luck to the team🤞🏻see you all there! ❤️
The Dundalk team for the behind closed doors Malone Cup match in Dublin is:
Conor Kearns, JR Wilson, Bobby Burns, Mayowa Animasahun, Rob Cornwall, Keith Buckley, Aodh Dervin, Daryl Horgan, Danny Mullen, Eoin Kenny, Declan McDaid.
📸 @Sportsfile (2019 Malone Cup).
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Longford Town announce the signing of Andy Paraschiv from Dundalk.
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Great progress at Oriel Park! Sand infill complete and ready for rubber infill for @DundalkFC's new FIFA Quality artificial grass pitch.
Another step closer to delivering this world-class surface for the League of Ireland club. 💪⚽
#YourPitchOurPassion
Sadly, due to a family bereavement, we won't be recording our planned Xmas special podcast.
We want to thank each and every one of you who tuned in, sent tweets and supported the podcast in 2025, we honestly love the support we get from the listeners so much.
A huge thanks to our amazing sponsor @QuinnAV_Athlone, keep local business in mind this Christmas.
2026 is a big year for us personally and collectively. It will mark the tenth year of the podcast. How many more years we're able to keep the show going remains to be seen, but if you had told us we'd make it this far, we'd never have believed you.
We hope you enjoy the season tickets, hats, scarfs and LOI jerseys under the tree this Christmas and we hope to see you all safe and well at a game next year.
- Happy Christmas from Kieran & Gary.
With the heaviest of hearts and an overwhelming sense of surrealism that Macclesfield FC can confirm the passing of 21-year-old forward Ethan McLeod.
Travelling back from Bedford Town last night, Ethan was involved in a car accident on the M1 which tragically took his life.
Ethan was an incredibly talented and well-respected member of our First Team Squad, who had his whole life ahead of him.
But more than that, Ethan’s infectious personality endeared him to everyone that he came into contact with.
In giving his all in everything he did, Ethan effortlessly pushed us all to be the best we can be - both on and off the pitch.
Ethan’s professionalism and unwavering work ethic inspired everyone, and his lust for life put smiles on all our faces - even on the darkest of days.
News of Ethan’s passing has devastated our entire Club and no words can convey the immense sense of sadness and loss that we feel now.
The deep mental scars elicited from Ethan’s passing will undeniably never heal - but one thing is for sure, and that is Ethan’s vibrant legacy will never fade, no matter how much time passes in the future.
Ethan will live in our hearts and minds forevermore and no matter what the future holds, his unique smile that mesmerised us all will never be forgotten.
Our deepest sympathy goes out to Ethan’s family and friends at this deeply traumatic time, together with an assurance that we will provide as much support as we can to those who need it.
May you rest in peace Ethan - you will forever be a Silkman.
🏁 ‘THE TOWN REMAINS’
We’re back where we belong. Our 100th league season starts now.
Introducing the 2026 Home & Away Kits, crafted by Macron and featuring our principal partner, ZOMA.
Available in-store 04.12.25
#CmonTheTown
🎉 Huge congratulations to George Kelly on winning The Bobby Best Club Photograph of the Year Award!
A brilliant recognition of his outstanding work capturing the moments that define Shamrock Rovers.
Honoured to have his images across The Milltown Way.
📷 @mcdermott951#SRFC