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All the latest club news and updates from Dalymount Park.

BOHS TO HOST LONGFORD IN EA SPORTS CUP

Bohemians will host Longford Town in the first round of the EA Sports Cup on Monday March 21 or Tuesday March 22.

Bohs have won the competition three times, most recently in 2009 (pictured).

Pool 1: Cobh Ramblers v Limerick; Waterford United v Rockmount. Byes: Cork City, Wexford Youths. Pool 2: Finn Harps v Cockhill Celtic; Galway United v Mayo League. Byes: Derry City, Sligo Rovers. Pool 3: Drogheda United v Bluebell United; U.C.D. v Bray Wanderers. Byes: Dundalk, St Patrick’s Athletic. Pool 4: Bohemians v Longford Town; Shelbourne v Cabinteely. Byes: Athlone Town, Shamrock Rovers.

Bohemians win EA Sports Cup in 2009

SUCCESSFUL LICENCE APPLICATION

have been awarded a 2016 SSE Airtricity League Premier Division Licence. Thanks to licensing manager Lynn O’Neill and club volunteers for all their efforts.

LORD MAYOR LAUNCHES BOHEMIAN FOUNDATION

The Bohemian Foundation was today officially launched by Lord Mayor of Dublin Críona Ní Dhálaigh at a reception in the Mansion House.

In attendance were local TDs Paschal Donohoe (Minster for Sport), Maureen O’Sullivan, Mary-Lou McDonald, Cllr Larry O’Toole, directors and volunteers of the Bohemian Foundation and Bohemian FC, and members of the press.

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Launch of Bohemian Foundation

BOHS TO FACE ATHLONE

Bohemians will play Athlone Town in a friendly on Saturday February 27th in the Oscar Traynor Centre at 2pm.

2016 fixtures

Bohemians welcome DCC plans for Dalymount Park

Bohemian FC welcomes the Dublin City Council plans for the redevelopment of Dalymount Park, which have appeared in the media today.

Bohemian FC urges all members, fans and the wider Bohemian family to make this an election issue with their respective local candidates across the city.

These plans, something the club worked tirelessly on in recent years to bring to fruition, represent a best-case scenario for Dalymount Park.

They represent something that will serve Bohemian FC, football in Ireland, the City of Dublin and our local communities for generations to come.

Dalymount has payed a unique part, chiefly in the sporting, but also in the political, musical and cultural history of this city and country. Let’s see that continued for another 115 years.

Dalymount Park plans

The Santry Siro Massacre

January 28th, 2001: 4-1 down and we won 6-4.

Fifteen years ago today, Roddy Collins’ Bohemians completed the most memorable Dublin derby comeback of all time.

It was a turning point in a season which saw Bohs overtake Shelbourne on the final round of fixtures to clinch the club’s first league title in 23 years before beating Longford Town in the FAI Cup final one week later to secure the Double for the first time since 1928.

BYRNE BATTLES BACK

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A 10-minute hat-trick from debutant Kurtis Byrne saved Bohemians’ blushes away to Cabinteely in our first pre-season game of 2016 last night.

The First Division side stunned Bohs and led 3-0 thanks to goals from Michael Brown (penalty), Mark Slater and Darren Clarke.

But former Dundalk man Byrne’s goals on 71, 76 and 81 minutes salvaged a draw for the Gypsies, who welcome Shelbourne to Dalymount Park this Sunday at 2pm.

Photo Credit: Michael P Ryan

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Keith Long Q&A

THURSDAY JANUARY 28th, DALYMOUNT PARK, 8pm sharp
(Bars open from 7pm) 

Bohemians fans will have the opportunity to speak to manager Keith Long at a questions and answers session at Dalymount Park this Thursday

Some members of the first team will also be present as Keith will talk about his new signings and outlines his hopes and aspirations for the 2016 season.

Questions for Keith Long can be pre-submitted on the Facebook event page.

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HAYES RE-SIGNS

Bohemians are delighted to announce that ex-Ireland youth international right-back Dylan Hayes has re-signed ahead of the new season.

The former Athlone Town and Derby County man deputised for injured skipper Derek Pender last season, making 11 league starts and one substitute appearance in total.

Dylan Hayes 10/3/2015

AMBROSE FOGARTY RIP

Bohemians are saddened to learn of the passing of Ambrose Fogarty, aged 82.

The former midfielder began a distinguished football career with Bohs in 1952 and went on to star for Sunderland – where he became close friends with Brian Clough – and Hartlepool in England in the late fifties and early sixties.

“Amby” won 11 caps for Ireland between 1960 and 1964 before returning to the League of Ireland in 1966 to become player/manager of Cork Hibernians.

He subsequently had spells in charge of Cork Celtic, Drumcondra, Bray Wanderers, Athlone Town – where he guided the club to that memorable draw with AC Milan in 1975 – and finally Galway Rovers.

May he rest in peace.

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