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It'll take more than a broken-down bus to stop loyal Dundalk supporters. Picture by Airticity League Banter Page (Facebook)
Dundalk FC supporters had a less than ideal start to their trip to Kerry this morning when their bus broke down on the way to Dublin Airport.
Despite the setback, the loyal fans still managed to catch their flight and will be in Tralee to cheer on their team.
Tonight’s game will go down in history as Dundalk FC and Kerry FC face off for the first time ever in the SSE Airtricity Men’s First Division.
The Lilywhites will be aiming to come away from the Kingdom with all three points while the home side will be keen to prove themselves against one of Irish football’s most successful clubs.
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Whatever the result, the atmosphere in Mounthawk Park is sure to be electric with the Dundalk allocation of tickets for the match being sold out.
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