Dundalk FC manager Ciaran Kilduff to join Town End Podcast for end-of-season live show
Lilywhites boss Ciaran Kilduff will take part on The Town End Podcast end-of-season live show at the Lilywhite Lounge on Friday, November 13th
Dundalk FC manager Ciaran Kilduff will be the special guest at The Town End Podcast’s end-of-season live show at Oriel Park on Friday, November 13th.
The event, which will take place in the Lilywhite Lounge from 7.30pm, will give supporters an opportunity to reflect on Dundalk’s 2026 campaign and hear directly from the manager as preparations begin for the new season.
It has been a memorable year for the Lilywhites, who secured promotion before going on to finish sixth in the league in their first season back in the SSE Airtricity League Premier Division.
Having successfully re-established themselves following promotion, Dundalk will now look to build on that progress as they turn their attention towards the 2027 campaign.
Kilduff will join the podcast panel to discuss the club’s performances over the past year, with supporters likely to be keen to hear his thoughts on the challenges faced throughout the season and the ambitions for the year ahead.
The evening will also feature the announcement of the Dundalk FC Supporters Trust Player of the Year, recognising the individual who has made the greatest impression during the 2026 campaign.
The live show comes at a particularly significant time for The Town End Podcast, which has been shortlisted for Sports Podcast of the Year at the All-Ireland Podcast Awards 2026.
The Dundalk-focused, fan-led production is one of six nominees in the category, alongside SNAP: The John McEnroe Default Saga, Indo Sport with Joe Molloy, The Football Pod, The Other 3 Amigos Podcast and MayoAreBack.
The nomination marks a notable achievement for a podcast which, over the past six years, has built a loyal following through its regular discussions, interviews and analysis of Dundalk FC.
Chris Clarke of The Town End Podcast said the recognition had provided a considerable boost to those involved.
“The recent All-Ireland Podcast Awards nomination has been a huge boost for everyone involved with The Town End. It’s fantastic recognition,” he said.
“The podcast is literally just a few Dundalk FC fans chatting about football, but the community around the podcast makes it what it is.
“From the comments during our shows to the views and listens, and of course the involvement in our various initiatives, such as player sponsorship and our different charity jerseys, these things have helped make the podcast what it is today.”