Ringsend, Dublin · Founded 1968 · DDSL
Cambridge FC brings Ringsend Park football to boys and girls across Dublin 4.
Cambridge FC brings Ringsend Park football to boys and girls across Dublin 4.
Cambridge FC
A local football identity
Founded in 1968, Cambridge FC is rooted in Ringsend and offers a local pathway through boys’ and girls’ youth football. The club also describes recreational and inclusive opportunities at Ringsend Park.
The club name, its home setting and the people around it give families a clear place to start. Its DDSL fixtures connect the club with neighbouring teams.
Player pathway
Find the right age group
September 2026 DDSL listings show boys from under-8 to under-18 and girls from under-10 to under-14. Ask the club which group is open, where it trains and what a first session requires.
Before the first session
Share the player’s year of birth and a parent or guardian contact. Confirm the meeting point, footwear, shin guards, registration and any late change before travelling.
Players moving up an age group can ask how the next team is organised and which training night applies.
Teams and competition
Football across the local calendar
Ringsend Park gives the club a recognisable local base, while the DDSL calendar connects Cambridge teams with football across Dublin.
League and cup fixtures can change during a season. Check the current club or competition listing before setting out, then follow the team contact for the final kick-off and pitch details.
Home setting
Ringsend Park
Ringsend Park. Visiting teams should agree the entrance, parking and changing arrangements with the fixture contact. Arrive in good time for boots, warm-up and the team talk.
The ground is part of the weekly rhythm: close enough for local families, and familiar to the visiting teams on the district calendar.
Join or contact Cambridge FC
Start with the club’s current contact route
Include the player’s age group, year of birth and a parent or guardian contact in an enquiry. Ask which squad is training, where the session is taking place and what to bring.
For visiting teams, confirm colours, arrival point, pitch and any late venue change before leaving home.
Cambridge FC is part of the local football map: a named club, a clear community setting and a route for the next player or visiting team.
