Rohingya Football Club Ireland

14/09/2024

Soccerfest 24 at Phoenix Park today brought communities together with happiness, friendship, solidarity and diversity as the days are getting gloomier and colder.

The Rohingya team had a wonderful tournament reaching to the quarter finals. The team dues its thanks to players from DR Congo, Nigeria, Somalia and Afghanistan who joined and played with the Rohingya boys.

Many thanks to SARI Ireland, organisers and every volunteers to make the 26th Annual Soccerfest a successful tourament for everyone who calls Ireland their home.

14/09/2024

The Rohingya team participates at the 26th Soccerfest organised by SARI and Dublin City Council at Phoenix Park, Dublin today.

A day for local and resettled communities to come together and play the beautiful sports in celebration of diversity.

13/09/2024

Reminder:

SARI Sportsfest is taking place at Phoenix Park, Dublin on Saturday, September 14.

The bus will leave Carlow from Woodie’s car park at 9am. Any Rohingya players and supporters who want to join the team are welcome.

15/04/2023

Rohingya Football Club Ireland participated at Carlow Integrated Soccer Blitz organised by Carlow Garda Síochána, Carlow Sports Partnership and Carlow FAI on April 13.

The tournament was to promote and celebrate the inclusiveness and diversity in Carlow, the town the Rohingya community calls home. The boys from the Rohingya community enjoyed the beautiful game despite observing fasting during the month of Ramadan, and interacted with the diverse communities from Carlow.

08/09/2022

Reminder:

SARI Sportsfest is taking place at Phoenix Park, Dublin on Saturday, September 10.

The bus will leave Carlow from Woodie’s car park at 9am. Any Rohingya players and supporters who want to join the team are welcome.

Please call Sofiat Alam (083 302 5449) or Zahir Uddin (086 222 0249) to book a bus seat.

26/06/2022

Rohingya boys ready to take part at 12th World Refugee Day: Fair Play Cup tournament in Law Society of Ireland, Dublin.

26/06/2022

Football Club Ireland playing their first match at 12 World Refugee Day: Fair Play Cup tournament organised by SARI Ireland and UNHCR Ireland in the ground of Law Society of Ireland, Dublin.

An amazing day for all to come together and celebrate diversity.

15/06/2022

Dublin Law Society gardens📍

Only 11 days to go! we're ready 👊

Rohingya won their first match against Clondalkin by 4 goals to 1.

It's the first match played with new Jersey sponsored by the European Rohingya Council.

18/07/2021

Football for unity festival gives racism the red card.

As the final whistle is about to be blown on a festival promoting social inclusion through football, young migrants have told of the everyday racism they have endured in Ireland.