Club Shops

**Riddickcule** · 02/12/2009, 3:34 PM

I'd really love it if we had a club shop on the main street, selling all sorts of things like mugs, ties, car scarfs etc.

**marinobohs** · 02/12/2009, 3:41 PM

Originally Posted by The Betting Man

Bohs club shop is open monday to friday

......... quick service guaranteed due to our staff of 43 managers and 97 shop assistants

**stann** · 03/12/2009, 1:27 PM

As well as our shop at the RSC on matchnights, we always had a sort of unofficial club shop in John Ryan's on Patrick's Street.
In the run up to Christmas though, the same place will be hosting the official club shop every Saturday.

**HammerNThongs** · 03/12/2009, 2:59 PM

Originally Posted by marinobohs

......... quick service guaranteed due to our staff of 43 managers and 97 shop assistants

Made me laugh a lot more then it should have

**brianw82** · 03/12/2009, 3:13 PM

Do club shops actually sell that much more stuff in the run up to Christmas?

**Ezeikial** · 06/12/2009, 12:07 PM

Dundalk FC Trust have opened a sales outlet in The Marshes, the premier shopping centre in Dundalk, for the Christmas period. It complements the Club Shop at Oriel Park which is open all year - 9am to 5.30pm.

2010 JERSEYS ON SALE
The new 2010 Dundalk FC Jersey is now on sale. They are available on Sunday (Dec 6th) and next weekend from the Dundalk FC Stand in the Marshes Shopping Centre (formerly Juice Junction). Home and Away jerseys available along with other merchandise and season tickets.

http://www.dundalkfc.com/home.asp

Post on Oriel web from Dundalk FC Communications Manager -

New Jersey & Gift Vouchers now on sale at DFC Trust Stand at the Marshes

The new 2010 Fastfix logo jerseys are now on sale from the special Christmas DFC Trust Stand at the Marshes Shopping Centre.

Both home and away replica Umbro kits are in stock in a variety of sizes from children to extra-large, with the new away kit in red already proving to be a top choice for Christmas gifts. Season Tickets booking, season ticket gift vouchers and general sports merchandise vouchers are also available, in addition to a wide range of Dundalk FC branded sports wear - from training gear, to tracksuits to leisure wear. You can even acquire low-cost items like DFC branded mugs, memory sticks, and pens, along with other novelty and gift items.

You can also book your season ticket with only a €20 deposit (€50 for allocated stand seats) and avail of the special season ticket offers including Phased Payment options, and the special Juvenile offer for €75 for up to under-16's. Please remember that these special offers are only guaranteed for bookings up to December 22nd.

This special initiative is taken to you by Dundalk FC Trust and the stand is open this weekend and each weekend in December from Thursday through Sunday, and every day of Christmas week (non-stop from December 17 to December 27)

Please support this voluntary enterprise and be creative in your gift choice – both for yourself and loved ones – this Christmas.

Best regards

Colm Crosson

**Martinho II** · 06/12/2009, 6:05 PM

I assume that the only difference with dundalks new jersey from last season is the new sponsors am I right or wrong??

**Longfordian** · 06/12/2009, 6:07 PM

Having "screw it" written on your jerseys?. How very counter culture of you..

**Dunny** · 06/12/2009, 6:37 PM

Originally Posted by Martinho II

I assume that the only difference with dundalks new jersey from last season is the new sponsors am I right or wrong??

Yes. The away one this year will be red. There is also word of a yellow third kit, with a percentage going to a cancer hospice.

Also Ezekiel forgot to mention the DFC Trust shop on Francis st.

**brianw82** · 06/12/2009, 7:13 PM

Dundalk have a screw on their jerseys.

Anyone want to come up with some witty headlines?

**Pauro 76** · 06/12/2009, 7:51 PM

Obviously the Shop Dundalk idea was screwed.

**Dunny** · 06/12/2009, 10:40 PM

Originally Posted by Pauro 76

Obviously the Shop Dundalk idea was screwed.

Actually the local council have taken charge of it.

**Dillonman** · 06/12/2009, 10:43 PM

Originally Posted by Pauro 76

Obviously the Shop Dundalk idea was screwed.

And as far as I was aware its stil a minor sponsor with the logo to be on the sleeves am I right or has this idea now changed can any town fans clarify?

**Riddickcule** · 06/12/2009, 11:24 PM

With just fastfix on there i'd like it, having the screw looks ricockulous

**peadar1987** · 07/12/2009, 9:40 AM

It sounds like me trying to stop my desk from wobbling!

"Fix it... Bolt it.... Nah, screw it". It still wobbles.

**Pauro 76** · 07/12/2009, 11:07 AM

Originally Posted by Riddickcule

With just fastfix on there i'd like it, having the screw looks ricockulous

And there's already screws in the Fastfix logo if you look too.

**Ezeikial** · 07/12/2009, 12:40 PM

Originally Posted by Dillonman

And as far as I was aware its stil a minor sponsor with the logo to be on the sleeves am I right or has this idea now changed can any town fans clarify?

While Shop Dundalk has moved from being the main club sponsor to an associate sponsor, the irony of it is that there is likely to be an increased income resulting.

This is because the Town Centre promotion organisation (TCCM) has taken over the project, paying a fee to acquire it, and will make sponsorship payments as well as absorbing all the administration and promotional costs. This also freed up the main sponsorship slot, which local company Fastfix have obviously taken up on a 2 year deal.

Its very good business by Dundalk