Kilbarrack · North Dublin
Kilbarrack United FC
A north Dublin football club with a strong local identity, sky-blue colours and a youth connection through the DDSL.
Club identity
Kilbarrack football with a distinctive castle crest
Kilbarrack United FC is part of the football community in north Dublin. The club name, the castle-and-flames crest and the 1970 foundation date give it a clear local identity, while its DDSL profile connects the club to the city’s schoolboys’ and girls’ football network.
The club’s wider football story includes youth participation and senior football. Its profile here keeps the current 2026–2027 feed connections alongside the established Kilbarrack United name.
Youth pathway
A route into organised north Dublin football
DDSL registration places Kilbarrack United within youth football for boys and girls, with age-group teams appearing in the live Irish Youth Football connections as the season progresses.
Team names, age bands, competitions and squad links are maintained in the Teams area. Families should use that live module for the latest 2026–2027 age-group detail rather than relying on an older static list.
Colours and crest
Sky blue shirts with navy and silver details
DDSL records sky-blue shirts, navy shorts and sky-blue socks. The circular crest uses a blue centre, silver castle and red flames, with 1970 set into the rim.
Home ground
Football in the Kilbarrack community
The club’s historic senior profile places Kilbarrack United at Greendale Road, while the DDSL record currently identifies the club venue as Kilbarrack United FC. The connected venue data will show the latest ground allocation for each youth fixture.
Families and visiting teams should check the live fixture card before travelling. Venue details can vary by age group and the current feed is the most reliable matchday reference.
Competition and history
Established in 1970, active across Dublin football
Kilbarrack United FC records its foundation in 1970. Its senior history includes Leinster Senior League football, while its DDSL profile keeps the youth side of the club visible for families following the current season.
The club’s football identity has also helped local players progress. Kilbarrack-born Ireland international Killian Phillips has spoken publicly about starting at the club, an example of the pathway a community team can provide.
Community and joining
A local club for players and families
Kilbarrack United’s north Dublin base makes it a natural football home for families in Kilbarrack and nearby neighbourhoods. The sky-blue kit and castle crest give young players a recognisable club identity from their first sessions.
For joining information, families should use the club’s current contact channel and registration notices. Follow the connected Teams, Fixtures, Results and Standings tabs here for the 2026–2027 activity that applies to each age group.
