DUNDALK FC ARE to play a fundraiser friendly against a selection of local amateur talent as part of ongoing efforts to secure the club’s financial future.
Former Lilywhite legend Tommy McConville will take charge of the select XI for the “Save Our Club” friendly which kicks on Bank Holiday Sunday, 5 August, at 5pm.
Tickets for the game cost €5 each and the match will be followed by Project Oriel, a fundraising concert headlined by The Trampz and also featuring Jinx Lennon, The Mularkeys and the Curtain Thieves. Tickets for the concert cost €10.
The friendly has already received plenty of support from former players and from the local community. League of Ireland veteran Dave Rogers is to sponsor the kit while the match officials, tickets, trophy and use of the facilities have all been generously sponsored as well.
Dundalk local selection
Robbie Arthur (Bellurgan FC), Padriag Gorman (Woodview Celtic), Alan McCartney (Woodview Celtic), Chris Caufield (Muirhevnamor FC), Andrew Duffy (Quay Celtic), Padraig Browne (St Dominics FC), Stefan McKevitt (Muirhevnamor FC), Jason Mulligan (Shamrocks FC), Gary Mulligan (Rangers FC), Shane Derry (St Dominics FC), Deco Moran (Redeemer FC), Owen Armstrong (Redeemer Celtic), Raymond McCann (Woodview Celtic), Paul McTondo (Redeemer Celtic), Thomas McShane (Quay Celtic), David Maloney (St. Dominics FC), Philip Duffy (Muirhevnamor FC), Mickey O’Kane (Muirhevnamor FC), Billy Smith (Shamrocks FC), Derek Delaney (Rock Celtic FC) , Dean Shields (Rangers FC), Paul McArdle (captain, Redeemer Celtic), David Ward (vice captain, Rock Celtic).
