Jobstown Park · Tallaght, Dublin 24
Jobstown Celtic FC
A Tallaght community club bringing boys’ and girls’ football together through academy sessions, age-group teams and local matchdays.
Club identity
Jobstown football with a strong Tallaght home
Jobstown Celtic FC is a community football club in Tallaght, Dublin 24. Its name and crest carry the 1988 foundation date, while the club’s current activity brings local boys and girls into regular football through the DDSL and its academy.
The castle-style crest and blue-and-white palette give Jobstown Celtic a clear identity at Jobstown Park, the Jobstown Astro and away grounds across Dublin.
Youth pathway
Academy football for boys and girls
Jobstown Celtic promotes an academy for boys and girls aged four to eight, with sessions advertised at Jobstown Astro. Older age groups continue into DDSL football, with club updates covering girls’ teams, boys’ teams and new-player opportunities.
Current teams and competitions for 2026–2027 are kept in the live Teams area. That connected module is the reliable place to check the latest age group, league and squad relationship.
Colours and crest
Blue and white with the Jobstown castle
The club badge uses blue and white around a castle motif, with JOBSTOWN FC, CELTIC and 1988 carried in the shield and ribbons. It is a compact visual link between the club’s name and its Tallaght base.
Home ground
Jobstown Park and the Jobstown Astro
Jobstown Park is recorded as the club address and home setting. The academy uses Jobstown Astro beside St Thomas’ Church, while age-group matches can also take place at other grounds in the DDSL network.
Venue information is attached to each live fixture. Families should check the match card before setting out, since the venue can vary between teams and weekends.
Competition and history
Local football with pathways beyond the club
Jobstown Celtic’s DDSL connection places its youth teams within Dublin schoolboys’ and girls’ football. The club’s senior presence is also represented in public club updates, giving older players a local route alongside the youth programme.
The club has links to the wider Tallaght football community, including the Shamrock Rovers community-club network. Former Jobstown Celtic player Cian Dillon is another example of a young player progressing from the club into higher-level football.
Community and joining
A welcoming starting point for local families
Jobstown Celtic’s academy messaging emphasises fun, development and a friendly first experience. Recent club notices have invited new players into girls’ and boys’ age groups, including academy and teenage teams.
Families should use the club’s current Facebook or Instagram contact route for registration details. The connected Teams, Fixtures, Results and Standings tabs then keep each age group’s 2026–2027 activity in one place.
