Tallaght · DDSL · 2026–2027
Marks Celtic FC
Blue-and-black football from Butler Park, with boys’ and girls’ teams connected to Dublin youth competition.
Club identity
A Tallaght club with a distinctive crest
Marks Celtic FC is recorded in the Dublin and District Schoolboys’/Girls’ League and is based at Butler Park in Tallaght. The club crest uses a blue shield with a black border, three castle emblems and a lower ribbon naming Tallaght.
The badge also carries an Established 1974 mark. That mark is presented as part of the club’s visual identity; a separate dated founding statement is not asserted here.
Youth pathway
Boys’ and girls’ football in the DDSL
The connected club record identifies boys and girls pathways for the 2026–2027 season. The native Teams module keeps each age group, squad name and division separate, so supporters can follow the exact team rather than a blended club entry.
DDSL competition records show Marks Celtic teams appearing across current youth age-group schedules. The live team cards remain the reference for the latest divisions, seasonal links and squad relationships.
Colours and crest
Blue and black stripes
Marks Celtic’s registered home colours are blue and black stripes. The listed change colours are claret and blue with blue shorts and socks, giving visiting teams a clear contrast on match day.
The enhanced crest retains the original wording, three castle symbols and Tallaght identity while adding depth and edge definition for the club header and opening panel.
Butler Park
Home ground in Dublin 24
Butler Park, Tallaght, D24 F7K2 is the recorded club address. Match listings can name a specific pitch or an alternative ground, so the individual fixture card should be checked for the current date, kick-off and venue before travelling.
Families visiting the ground should use the latest club or competition notice for access, parking and pitch arrangements, since those details can differ between age groups.
Competition record
Connected DDSL youth football
Marks Celtic appears in DDSL schedules and league tables alongside clubs from across Dublin and surrounding areas. Published records include age-group fixtures and results, with each competition keeping its own table and match sequence.
Use the native Fixtures, Results and Standings tabs to follow the relevant Marks Celtic team for 2026–2027. This keeps the club overview readable while preserving the full connected feed below it.
Community and joining
A local route into organised football
Marks Celtic’s boys’ and girls’ pathways give young players in Tallaght a route into organised league football. The public schoolboy-section channel is the appropriate place to confirm registration windows, age-group contacts, training arrangements and any current player openings.
For match-day planning, check the team’s fixture record and the named venue before setting out. Club notices should take priority when a pitch or kick-off changes.
