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Bonagee United Home Fixture - Dry Arch Park

At Dry Arch Park · Dry Arch Park, Letterkenny, Co. Donegal

Bonagee United home match at Dry Arch Park, Letterkenny

What to Expect

Bonagee United kick off the first-ever season of the FAI National League at home, hosting Dublin side Home Farm DCU at Dry Arch Park on Saturday 29 August at 5:00pm. The National League is a brand new third tier introduced for 2026, sitting below the League of Ireland, with 15 founding clubs split into three groups of five playing home and away across ten rounds; the three group winners plus the best runner-up go forward to semi-finals, with the final set for November 2026. Bonagee’s senior side previously played in the Donegal Junior League Premier Division, so this is a significant step up in grade, and it gives Letterkenny a genuinely national fixture on its own doorstep. Two other Donegal clubs, Letterkenny Rovers and Cockhill Celtic, are also in the new league’s group stage, including a Donegal derby against Cockhill on the fixture list later in the season. The wider group draws Bonagee opponents from Dublin, Galway and further afield across its ten rounds, giving Letterkenny visiting clubs it would not normally see on a typical home fixture list built around regional Ulster football.

Good to Know

  • Saturday 29 August 2026, kick-off 5:00pm, at Dry Arch Park, Letterkenny.
  • Dry Arch Park is named after a local railway bridge and sits close to Letterkenny town centre; the ground holds around 1,500.
  • Home games continue through the ten round group phase into October; check Bonagee United’s club channels for the rest of the home schedule.
  • Admission is charged on the gate; there is no advance ticketing published for this fixture.
  • Bonagee United also run a full underage structure, so the step up to a national competition is being watched closely by the club’s junior sections too.
  • Dry Arch Park hosts Bonagee’s underage and junior teams throughout the week as well as first-team fixtures, so it is a working club ground rather than a stadium used only on matchday.

Getting There

Dry Arch Park is a short drive or walk from Letterkenny town centre, close to the Port Road area of the town.

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