Kilcormac · County Offaly · Since 1981
Soccer at the foot of the Slieve Blooms
Frankford FC gives Kilcormac families a local route from academy football into teenage and adult teams.
Frankford Football Club
Blue and navy since 1981
Frankford FC is the association football club in Kilcormac, County Offaly. Its crest names the town, carries the foundation year 1981 and brings together castle, lion and football imagery in the club’s familiar sky blue, navy and gold.
The club serves Kilcormac and nearby rural communities with boys’ and girls’ teams, academy groups and opportunities for older teenagers and adults. Underage sides take part in Midlands football, while senior and under 19 squads have appeared in the Combined Counties Football League.
Current registration notices, match updates and community news are published through the official Frankford FC page.
Player pathway
From academy sessions to adult football
Frankford’s youngest groups introduce the ball, movement and small-sided games in a local setting. Recent club activity includes boys’ and girls’ teams across several school-age groups, with older pathways extending towards under 19 and senior football.
Parents should contact the club with a child’s year of birth before attending. This helps the registrar match the player to the correct group and confirm if registration remains open. Some age groups can reach capacity during the season.
Getting ready for the first night
Ask for the training time, meeting point, footwear, shin guards, registration steps and the name of the coach expecting the player.
A summer camp or academy intake can offer a relaxed first contact for younger players. Older teenagers can ask about the current under 19 and senior arrangements.
Teams and competitions
Weekend football across the Midlands
Frankford teams meet clubs from Offaly, Laois, Westmeath and the wider Midlands through age-group leagues, cups and development fixtures. Recent public updates include boys’ and girls’ football from academy age through the teenage years.
The adult side’s Combined Counties programme brings a different rhythm, with evening and weekend fixtures against regional opposition. Under 19 football helps bridge the gap between school-age competition and the senior squad.
Fixtures can move because of weather, pitch conditions or cup schedules. Families and visitors should check the latest club notice on matchday, especially during winter.
Club life
A volunteer club with local backing
Coaches, parents and committee members keep training groups, matches and club events moving each week. Frankford’s regular 50/50 draw is one of the public signs of that community support, giving local people a simple way to help the club.
The club also recognises players selected for Midlands development activity. Those opportunities sit alongside the main job at home: helping each age group enjoy football, learn the game and stay connected to a team.
Adults can help in many ways beyond coaching. Matchday setup, transport, fundraising, administration and pitch care all contribute to a reliable football programme.
Your visit
Frankford FC Soccer Field, Kilcormac
The club ground is in the Kilcormac area of County Offaly. Visiting teams should confirm the entrance and meeting point with the home contact, since squad messages carry the most current match details.
Arrive early enough for parking, changing and warm-up. Keep gateways clear and follow club directions around the pitch. Anyone needing step-free access or a closer drop-off point should ask the match contact before travelling.
Join or contact Frankford FC
Send the right details with your enquiry
Message the official club page with the player’s name, year of birth and previous football experience. Include a parent or guardian contact for a child, and ask which team is accepting registrations.
The club also maintains Frankford FC on Instagram. Visiting teams should use the named fixture contact to confirm the ground, kick-off time and colours. Adults interested in senior football or volunteering can ask to be connected with the relevant club officer.
