Centre-back defined era of hard Italian defending and collection of honours are eternal proof of his class

Bohemian FC is delighted to confirm that we will host Czech side Bohemians Praha 1905 in the last international club friendly that will be held in Dalymount Park before the stadium’s redevelopment. Th...

The story of an amateur match in the Phoenix Park, a late tackle, a row and a game abandoned with a player fighting for his life.

In May 1957 Belgrove F.C. of Clontarf won the Junior Cup beating Virginians in the final. No mean achievement. Three weeks later they would organise a tournament featuring the cream of British and …

In May 1957 Belgrove F.C. of Clontarf won the Junior Cup beating Virginians in the final. No mean achievement. Three weeks later they would organise a tournament featuring the cream of British and …

In May 1957 Belgrove F.C. of Clontarf won the Junior Cup beating Virginians in the final. No mean achievement. Three weeks later they would organise a tournament featuring the cream of British and …

It’s the 110th anniversary of the 1916 Easter Rising in Dublin. What role did football play in the Irish fight for independence from Britain, and how did that shape the way the Irish game looks today?

A short collection of stories about the Bohemian footballers during World War I

The League of Ireland has reached a level of popularity not seen since the 1960s. Three historians ask – what comes next?

This is the story of Jocelyn Rowe, Joss to his friends, a man born in India, raised on the outskirts of the great Metropolis of London, who became a boy soldier, ended up in Dublin, joined the Bohe…

A powerful short documentary tracing the beginnings of the Republic of Ireland Women’s National Football Team

This is the story of Jocelyn Rowe, Joss to his friends, a man born in India, raised on the outskirts of the great Metropolis of London, who became a boy soldier, ended up in Dublin, joined the Bohe…

I was delighted to help launch two new editions of some historic Bohemian FC publications last month in the Jackie Jameson bar in Dalymount Park. The books are currently available to order from the…

This is the story of Jocelyn Rowe, Joss to his friends, a man born in India, raised on the outskirts of the great Metropolis of London, who became a boy soldier, ended up in Dublin, joined the Bohe…

In April 1916 Bohemians were coming to the end of a season disrupted by war, but in which they were rewarded yet again with the Leinster Senior Cup, their fifteenth win in twenty years. It took two…

Politicians visiting stadiums and discussing football is nothing new, but what use does it have for them?

When the world’s most famous referee took charge of an FAI Cup Final. The story of John Langenus in Dublin.