About
United Football Club – All Rights Reserved. Malahide United AFC has a strong emphasis on community involvement and providing opportunities for players of all ages and abilities to participate in the sport of football. The club prides itself on its inclusive Football For All programme, established in 2010, which caters for individuals with disabilities who want to play football. This programme is part of the club's commitment to making football accessible to everyone in the community.
Malahide United AFC offers trials for players interested in joining the club for the upcoming season, with the opportunity to access top-class facilities at Gannon Park and potentially progress into the National League of Ireland through the club's partnership with Dundalk FC. The club's teams compete in various leagues and competitions, with a focus on player development and a supportive and competitive environment for all members.
In addition to its competitive teams, Malahide United AFC also has thriving academies for young players, including the Nippers Academy and the Girls Academy, providing a fun and educational environment for children to develop their football skills. The club also organises social events and activities for its members, fostering a sense of community and camaraderie among players, parents, and supporters.
Malahide United AFC has a rich history, with the club being founded in 1944 and becoming one of the largest and most successful football clubs in Ireland. The club's colours of red and black stripes, black shorts, and black socks are iconic in the local community, and the club's emblem is a source of pride for its members. Malahide United AFC is committed to promoting the values of teamwork, sportsmanship, and dedication both on and off the field, and strives to create a positive and inclusive environment for all involved in the club.
