Kimmage, Dublin · DDSL · 2026–2027
Larkview FC
Navy-and-red football from Whelan Park, with academy, boys’ and girls’ teams across the Kimmage community.
Club identity
A Kimmage club with a broad youth programme
Larkview FC is based around Lower Kimmage Road in Dublin, with the club’s public channels presenting football for all ages, including academy, boys, girls and senior sections. Its current teams page shows a senior ladies side, boys’ teams from the younger age groups through under-19, a mini and academy stream, and girls’ teams from under-8 through under-19.
The IYF record connects Larkview with the DDSL for the 2026–2027 season. The native team relationship remains the authority for exact age bands, divisions and current squad names.
Youth pathway
Academy, mini football and girls’ and boys’ teams
Larkview’s youth structure includes a Tot Ball group, an academy, DDSL boys’ teams and a substantial girls’ section. The club also publishes Little Larks academy information and promotes football opportunities for different ages, giving younger players a route into organised team football as they progress.
Current team pages show the breadth of that pathway without requiring the club profile to repeat every squad. Fixtures, results and standings remain connected to each exact team so age groups, gender pathways and seasonal competitions stay separate.
Colours and crest
Navy, white and red
The DDSL profile records navy jerseys and shorts with red socks as the primary strip, with a white jersey, navy shorts and red socks for the change kit. The shield crest adds the Larkview F.C. name, a bird in flight, a tower, a football and the “1938” mark in a navy, white and red palette.
The enhanced crest preserves the bird, tower, ball and lettering while adding a polished three-dimensional finish. That same identity can be carried through club, team, fixture, result and table cards.
Whelan Park
A modern Lower Kimmage football base
Larkview’s facilities information describes a modern clubhouse with viewing gallery, changing rooms and a gym, a full-size FIFA-approved 3G surface at Whelan Park, and a seven-a-side Astro pitch for training and recreational games. The club places the ground on Lower Kimmage Road and gives the D6W NN90 postcode.
The DDSL club profile currently names Stannaway Park as the club venue, while the club’s own facilities and contact pages name Whelan Park. Fixture-specific venue data should therefore be checked on the live match card before travelling, especially when an age group is using a different pitch.
Football programme
Training, matches and community activity
Larkview’s public channels combine weekly matches with training, media, child-welfare information, volunteering and club news. The facilities investment is presented as a way to give players consistent access to a quality surface, while the gym, viewing gallery and meeting space support the wider club community around match days.
The native Fixtures and Results modules provide the current season record. Their competition labels, venues and dates should be read directly for each team rather than inferred from the club’s general programme.
Community and joining
A local route into football for families
Larkview welcomes interest across academy, mini, boys’ and girls’ football, with public contact information for the club and team staff. The club also publishes volunteering and child-welfare routes, giving families practical ways to understand the environment around training and matches.
Families should use the club’s current contact route to confirm age-group places, fees, session times, safeguarding information and equipment requirements. The live IYF team, fixture, result and standings connections then provide the season-specific record for each registered squad.
