Niall Newberry

Ireland

Football Journalist at Dundalk Democrat

Freelance Journalist at The42

Football Journalist @DundalkDemocrat. Freelance @The42_ie. Views are my own.

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Articles

Dundalk held to a draw by Finn Harps

3 days ago | dundalkdemocrat.ie | Niall Newberry

Dundalk FC’s grip on top spot in the SSE Airtricity League First Division tightened uncomfortably on Easter Monday, as a 1-1 draw with Finn Harps at Oriel Park saw their lead cut to just three points. A second draw in four days has cast a shadow over The Lilywhites’ previously imperious form, and with Bray Wanderers surging—buoyed by six consecutive wins—the race for automatic promotion is beginning to heat up.
Kilduff proud of Dundalk players despite Treaty setback

3 days ago | dundalkdemocrat.ie | Niall Newberry

Ciaran Kilduff expressed his disappointment at Dundalk FC being held to a 1-1 draw with Treaty United, but also voiced pride in his side’s overall performance across the opening 10 games of this season’s SSE Airtricity League First Division campaign.
Benching of Keogh explained in Dundalk draw with Treaty

3 days ago | dundalkdemocrat.ie | Niall Newberry

Ciaran Kilduff revealed that Sean Keogh’s absence from Dundalk FC’s starting line-up in the 1-1 draw with Treaty United was due to injury, clarifying that the decision was enforced rather than tactical. The 19-year-old left-back, who had registered three goal involvements in as many games leading up to the clash with Treaty, was a surprise omission from the Dundalk teamsheet, as on-loan St Patrick’s Athletic defender Sean McHale was drafted in to fill the left-back role.
Kilduff rues two points dropped as Dundalk are held to Treaty draw

3 days ago | dundalkdemocrat.ie | Niall Newberry

Dundalk FC manager Ciaran Kilduff was left lamenting a missed opportunity, as his side were forced to settle for a 1-1 draw with Treaty United in the SSE Airtricity League First Division—a result that felt more like two points lost than one gained. After a subdued and cagey opening half at the Markets Field, The Lilywhites finally broke the deadlock in the 69th minute, as captain Daryl Horgan prodded home to give Dundalk the lead.
Dundalk FC legends returning to Oriel Park for charity match this afternoon

5 days ago | dundalkdemocrat.ie | Niall Newberry

Oriel Park is set to host a memorable football spectacle this Saturday at 1pm, as legends from Dundalk FC take to the pitch for the Charli Mae Shield — a charity match in aid of Féileacáin. With over €6,000 already raised, excitement is building as fans look forward to a day filled with nostalgia, community spirit, and top-class football.
Dundalk FC held to a draw by Treaty United

6 days ago | dundalkdemocrat.ie | Niall Newberry

Dundalk FC saw their advantage at the summit of the SSE Airtricity League First Division trimmed to five points after being held to a 1-1 draw by Treaty United in Limerick. Following a tepid first half, the visitors seized the initiative in the second period through captain Daryl Horgan. However, their joy was short-lived, as Yousef Mahdy struck to earn a share of the spoils for the home side.
No complacency from Dundalk ahead of busy Easter weekend

6 days ago | dundalkdemocrat.ie | Niall Newberry

Ciaran Kilduff is confident that Dundalk FC will not succumb to complacency, despite a dream start to the season that has propelled them seven points clear at the summit of the SSE Airtricity League First Division. With the opening round of fixtures now behind them, The Lilywhites have successfully negotiated the first quarter of their campaign in the League of Ireland’s second tier undefeated and look well-positioned for a swift return to the Premier Division following last season’s relegation.
Dundalk FC legends returning to Oriel Park for charity match this weekend

1 week ago | dundalkdemocrat.ie | Niall Newberry

Oriel Park is set to host a memorable football spectacle this Saturday at 1pm, as legends from Dundalk FC take to the pitch for the Charli Mae Shield — a charity match in aid of Féileacáin. With over €6,000 already raised, excitement is building as fans look forward to a day filled with nostalgia, community spirit, and top-class football.
Dundalk FC legends returning to Oriel Park for charity match this weekend

1 week ago | ireland-live.ie | Niall Newberry

Oriel Park is set to host a memorable football spectacle this Saturday at 1pm, as legends from Dundalk FC take to the pitch for the Charli Mae Shield — a charity match in aid of Féileacáin. With over €6,000 already raised, excitement is building as fans look forward to a day filled with nostalgia, community spirit, and top-class football.
Keogh shines once again in Dundalk victory

1 week ago | dundalkdemocrat.ie | Niall Newberry

Ciaran Kilduff praised Sean Keogh following the 18-year-old’s pivotal role in securing Dundalk FC’s 1-0 victory over Cobh Ramblers in the SSE Airtricity League First Division. It was Keogh’s cross that led to an own-goal by Cobh defender Jonas Hakkinen, marking a fourth goal involvement in eight appearances for the Skerries native this season.