Green and white football on Killina Road
Allenwood Celtic connects boys and girls youth football with a senior pathway at its Killina Road ground in County Kildare.
Football in Allenwood
Allenwood Celtic is a community football club serving Allenwood and the surrounding County Kildare area. The club brings together youth teams, adult football and a local volunteer culture.
Its ground sits outside the village on the road toward Edenderry, giving local players a football base close to home.
| Town | Allenwood |
|---|---|
| County | Kildare |
| Sport | Association football |
| Community | Allenwood and surrounding area |
Killina Road home
Allenwood Celtic’s listed venue is on Killina Road in Allenwood, with the wider ground reference also given as Killinagh Upper. The location is outside the village and should be checked carefully before travelling.
Confirm the active pitch, entrance and parking arrangements with the club or league contact.
| Home venue | Allenwood Celtic ground |
|---|---|
| Road | Killina Road |
| Area | Killinagh Upper, Allenwood |
| County | Kildare |
A local youth pathway
Allenwood Celtic provides boys and girls football through the Kildare and District Underage League setting. The pathway gives children a local place to learn, train and play with teammates from the surrounding area.
Families should ask about the current age group, places, training time and registration process.
| Youth setting | Kildare and District Underage League |
|---|---|
| Teams | Boys and girls |
| Entry | Age group dependent |
| Progression | Youth to adult football |
Under 9 football in the 2026 to 2027 season
Allenwood Celtic A is listed in the under 9 Twin Yellow competition for the 2026 to 2027 season, with a 2018 birth year reference. That team sits within the club’s wider youth structure.
Young players can progress through the age groups as they develop skills and confidence.
| Team | Allenwood Celtic A |
|---|---|
| Age group | Under 9 |
| Season | 2026 to 2027 |
| Birth year reference | 2018 |
| Competition | U9 Twin Yellow |
A route into senior football
Allenwood Celtic also has a senior team competing in the Wallace Trophies Division 2 setting. That provides an adult route for players who have come through local youth football or want to join as adults.
Ask the club about senior training, registration and squad opportunities.
| Adult section | Senior team |
|---|---|
| Competition | Wallace Trophies Division 2 |
| Progression | Youth to adult football |
| Enquiry | Ask about training and places |
Green and white club identity
Allenwood Celtic’s visual identity is built around green and white. The crest concept links the club to the local canal, village landscape and Celtic football tradition while keeping the badge clear and upright.
Players should confirm the required home and change kit with their team contact.
| Colours | Green and white |
|---|---|
| Badge themes | Celtic knot, football, canal and village |
| Club character | Local community football |
A club in a football village
Allenwood has a strong sporting identity and several local activities. Allenwood Celtic adds association football to that community landscape, giving children and adults another way to take part close to home.
The club’s value is measured in regular participation, friendships and a clear local pathway.
Volunteer led football
Coaches, parents, committee members and matchday helpers keep teams organised and grounds ready. Their contribution supports training, player welfare, registration and the small practical tasks that make grassroots football work.
Families can strengthen the club by volunteering time, skills or support when opportunities arise.
A careful first visit
The Killina Road ground is outside the village, so allow extra time for the journey and confirm the correct entrance. Bring boots, shin guards, water and weather layers, and ask about parking and changing facilities.
Share access or medical needs with the coach before the first session.
| Before travelling | Confirm pitch and session |
|---|---|
| Bring | Boots, shin guards, water and layers |
| Ask about | Parking, toilets and changing facilities |
Joining Allenwood Celtic
A first enquiry should include the player’s age or date of birth, previous football experience and preferred section. The club can then direct families to the right coach or adult team contact.
Ask about current places, fees, training times, registration and kit requirements.
| Include | Age or date of birth |
|---|---|
| Mention | Experience and preferred section |
| Confirm | Places, fees, training and kit |
Football across the age groups
From underage teams in the KDUL setting to the senior side, Allenwood Celtic provides a route that can stay local for many years. The club’s youth and adult sections reinforce each other through shared volunteers and community support.
Players can move at their own pace while remaining connected to the Allenwood football community.
A growing local pathway
The club continues to provide youth and adult football around Allenwood, with the Killina Road ground as its meeting point. Its green and white identity, boys and girls teams and senior route give families a clear place to start.
The current club contact can confirm the right age group and next step for every new enquiry.