Bohemians FC have secured a temporary extension to remain at Dalymount Park until the end of May. The City Council accepted the club's request, ensuring continuity for supporters while preparations for a long-term stadium move continue.
This decision provides stability for the team, who are currently third in the Premier Division on 56 points after 31 games. Their recent form has been strong, with four wins and a draw from their last five matches, including a 2-1 victory over Drogheda United last week.
Major redevelopment works at the Phibsborough ground will intensify after the club's tenancy concludes in May. The local authority's plan involves a complete revamp, including new stands and facilities, and a change to the pitch orientation. Floodlights are scheduled for removal later this year, meaning Bohemians will be unable to host night games once they are taken down.
The club's ambition is to begin the 2029 season at the newly redeveloped stadium. This interim arrangement allows the senior squad to focus on their title challenge, where they sit just three points behind leaders Shamrock Rovers, as they continue their push at a familiar home venue. The full squad details are available on the official squad list.
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