Moore United at Falty
A 1975 club serving Moore, Drum and the wider South Roscommon football community.
A 1975 South Roscommon club
Moore United FC is a football club serving the Moore and Drum area of County Roscommon. The club says it was formed in 1975, has more than 100 members and fields more than ten competitive teams across a wide range of age levels.
The badge ties that local identity to St Mary’s Church, with the round tower shown in the crest and the Latin motto Aequitate in Certamine running along the shield. That mix of parish identity, senior football and underage development is central to how Moore presents itself.
Falty: clubhouse, pitches and match base
Moore United plays home football at Falty. The club’s history notes that the clubhouse is a former school and that Falty has been Moore’s home since the late 1970s. Recent development work has provided modern dressing rooms, showers, a room for the referee and a kitchen.
The same history notes a floodlit main pitch with dugouts and a second pitch used by underage teams during the summer. For visitors, Falty is the match base to confirm first, especially when several teams are active across senior and youth football.
Falty, Moore, County Roscommon. Use the club’s location button or a team contact before travelling.
Senior, reserve and masters football
Moore has senior men’s football at the heart of the club. The club site lists live senior men’s standings, recent results and fixtures, while its own team section names senior and reserve men’s teams alongside over 35s football.
The 2023 summary describes a major senior year: the Premier Division title came back to Moore for the first time since the 2002-03 season, the first season in the Senior Reserve League brought another title, and the masters side retained its league title at Falty.
Underage football from early years to U18
The pathway is broad. The official teams section says Moore has underage boys and girls teams, over 35s football and senior/reserve men’s football. The club history also places several underage teams in the Roscommon & District Youth & Schoolboy/Girl League.
The 2023 summary shows the scale of the work. Moore reported teams at every RDYSL grade except Under 16 girls that year, nearly 200 players involved over the summer months, and silverware at 11s, 14s, 16s and 18s level.
Girls football and a growing pathway
Girls football is visible throughout Moore’s underage material. The club described an Under 7 boys and girls programme, two Under 9 girls teams, two Under 11 girls teams, an Under 12 girls squad and a first Under 14 girls team in its 2023 summary.
The Under 14 girls group was especially notable because it was Moore’s first team at that grade. The club described a first piece of girls silverware in the Sevens Shield and highlighted representative trial progress for several players.
Membership, support and first contact
Moore accepts memberships through its online membership route, with options for players and support supporters. The membership area points families toward player benefits such as being part of a squad and attending club events, while support membership supports the wider football community.
For a new player, the best first message should include age, school year, previous football and the preferred team type. Senior players, reserve players and over 35s players should ask which squad is currently training. Visiting teams should confirm Falty, pitch access and kick off time before travel.