Killeigh, County Offaly
A village club with a wide pathway
From Derrybeg to the Combined Counties, Killeigh gives boys, girls and adult teams a clear football home.
Killeigh roots
Killeigh Schoolboys/Girls Soccer Club is the football name tied to the village and parish of Killeigh, south of Tullamore in County Offaly. The parish club note gives 1992 as the founding year, and the club website presents the same schoolboys and girls identity on its crest and header.
The crest keeps the place in view: a black outer ring, white lettering, green fields, a ball, a tree and the 1992 scroll. It suits a club whose name is still plain about its first purpose, giving local children a football route close to home.
Derrybeg football base
The club’s football home is at Derrybeg, Tullamore, Co. Offaly, R35 X0E4. At Derrybeg, the football footprint includes a full soccer pitch and two mini soccer pitches, and the club’s own development page points supporters toward its new grounds there.
For visiting families, Derrybeg is the safest address to use for the club grounds. Treat parking, pitch allocation and changing arrangements as event details to confirm with the club before travelling.
Killeigh Schoolboys and Girls Soccer Club grounds: Derrybeg, Tullamore, Co. Offaly, R35 X0E4. Open directions to Derrybeg
Boys, girls and underage football
Killeigh’s name says a lot before a parent reads a fixture: this is a schoolboys and girls soccer club first. The club site links to fixtures, results, MSL rules and FAI vetting forms, which gives families a clear starting point for underage football.
Killeigh also sits on the SFAI underage club map. National cup entries place Killeigh girls in the wider schoolgirls game, including U16 girls competition.
Girls and women’s pathway
Girls’ football is central to the Killeigh story. In 2026 the club’s U18 women were crowned CCFL U18 Women’s Champions, a result described locally as a step from youth football toward the senior ladies side.
The club’s 2025/26 awards night underlined that pathway, with Killeigh receiving CCFL women’s honours across league, cup and shield football. For girls moving through the age groups, that gives the club more than one visible rung.
Adult football and league setting
Killeigh is not only an underage club. The pathway reaches senior men’s and senior ladies football, and the Killeigh FC name also appears in adult Combined Counties competition.
That mix is useful for young players. A child can start in schoolboy or schoolgirl football, see older youth teams ahead, and then see adult teams carrying the village name into the Combined Counties setting.
Selected honours
Killeigh’s strongest recent honours come from the 2025/26 CCFL season, with women’s and youth teams especially prominent.
Joining and club contact
Families looking to join should start with the club website, where Killeigh keeps its contact route, fixtures, results, event links and FAI vetting signpost together. For email contact, the SFAI club finder is the public route.
The club has a wider community role too. Its fundraising events, parish presence and memorial road race link the football club back into Killeigh village life, not just weekend match days.