Who Can Join?
Our club is built on the values of respect and inclusion, welcoming members from all nationalities and backgrounds.
Adults 30+
Full membership is open to adults aged 30 and above, ensuring a balanced pace and peer group.
Associate Members
Younger adults are welcome to participate as associate member. Associate members will be character vetted by at elast one full member.
Commitment
Prospective members attend three training sessions to ensure alignment with our values of respect and camaraderie. We need to see a proof of your age before registration.
The Benefits of Membership
DFF is more than just a weekly match; it is a gateway to a healthier lifestyle and a supportive social network.
Weekly Training
Regular 2-hour sessions every Saturday to improve your cardiovascular health and physical fitness.
Community Events
Access to family day events, fundraising galas, and social evenings designed to strengthen bonds.
Competitions
Opportunities to represent DFF in local and international football tournaments throughout the year.
Multicultural Network
Connect with a diverse group of adults sharing common values, on and off the pitch.
Common Questions
Everything you need to know about becoming a part of Dublin Football for Fun.
Where do training sessions take place?
Sessions are held at Hartstown Park or Ongar Community Village Astro Pitch. The specific venue is confirmed weekly by our coaches.
What do I need to bring?
Please bring appropriate footwear for astro turf or grass, depending on the venue, and plenty of water. Bibs and training equipment are provided.
Are there club rules?
Yes, all members must adhere to the club’s constitution and bylaws, which emphasise respect, inclusion, and safety.
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Ready to Lace Up?
We are always looking for new members who share our passion for football and fitness. Join us this Saturday at 12:00 PM.
Join Us Next Saturday
No pressure, just football. Come and see why DFF has been a Dublin staple since 2016.