St Vincent's DFC

This weekend sees a busy weekend for St Vincent's DFC.

Firstly in what will be St Vincent's DFC first match since their reformation as a 11-a-side team, the boys in blue take on Belfast Deaf United FC on Saturday! It will also be the return of the annual Fr. Sweeny Cup fixture. The match kicks off at 12pm in St Josephs school, Cabra. Please come along and lend us your support!

Secondly on Sunday, St Vincent's DFC futsal team take on the Over 35's in the final game of the IDFF league. They must win by 9 goals if they are to clinch the league title.

The match kicks off at 2pm in the Umbro Futsal Arena, Ballymun. A league presentation hosted by the Irish Deaf Futsal Federation will be held later that night at 8pm in Russell Court Hotel. Feel free to come along!!

Football training will continue throughout the summer, every Tuesday and Thursdays at 7pm in St. Joseph's, Cabra. New players are always welcome to participate in these training sessions which are being used to to make sure that the players are in the best possible shape when the new season kicks off.

St. Vincent's DFC 1 – 16 Over 35's
Brian Daly

Match not worthy of a report. There were only four players playing. The team were badly let down by players who were able to come in but couldn't be bothered because they were too tired/hungover/whatever.

First Five: Alan Smith, Shane Byrne, Brian Daly, Ciarán Moloney and Mr. Invisible

Man of the Match: All of the four players who never gave up despite the scoreline. The four players were totally knackered after 50 minutes of running around. The blue jerseys were absoultely quenched with sweat because each player gave it their absolute all. They did St. Vincent's DFC proud and were totally worthy of the blue jersey. Their team-mates could learn from them what it means to represent St. Vincent's DFC because they were guilty of a massive lack of respect for the club.

Welcome to our new website which is being launched to celebrate the relaunch of St. Vincent's DFC!

Sadly we are no longer a football club. 3 years ago, towards the end of our 11-a-side era, it was a sombre experience to come to the harsh realisation that we were no longer able to compete as we had done in the past due to various factors, and this sadly led to the withdrawal from the Athletic Union League.

After 3 years of inactivity, it was decided to start afresh and embark upon a positive change. A change that we hope, that in our evolution into a futsal club, will serve the club many more years of success. A change that we hope will serve the Deaf community a reason to proudly identify themselves with the club once again. A change that we hope that will serve you the opportunity to fulfill your ambitions with us. But above all, it's a change we hope that will serve you the chance to stand up and be counted. Pride. Dreams. Glory.

Once a Blue, Always a Blue.

St. Vincent's DFC “The blue revolution has started”