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Latest Results Next Games Club Secretaries Friendship Cup Kennedy Cup Videos News DDSL Contacts Galleries Downloads Match Reports Clubs: Click Logo for Childline WebsiteO'NeillsClubforce - Registration/Payments FAI UPDATE ON GOVERNMENT GUIDELINES FOR FOOTBALL IN LEVEL 531/12/2020All football activity is suspended until January 31st with immediate effect - with the exception of senior SSE Airtricity League and senior Women’s National League teams who are exempt. In addition to this, please note the following:- The new Government Level 5 Guidelines DO NOT ALLOW for any collective team training for any team other than senior SSE Airtricity League or Women’s National League teams- The new Government Level 5 Guidelines DO NOT ALLOW for any adult amateur, Futsal and underage football activity including the underage National Leagues and all schoolboy and schoolgirl football.- The new Government Level 5 Guidelines DO NOT ALLOW for any trials or assessments until further notice – with the exception of senior SSE Airtricity League and senior Women’s National League teams who are exempt subject to League guidelines.- The new Government Level 5 Guidelines allow for INDIVIDUAL training only.31/12/2020 17:44FAI Update on COVID-19 Restrictions23/12/2020The Football Association of Ireland acknowledges the latest guidelines from Government around the COVID-19 pandemic.Based on these new guidelines, the FAI now advises all stakeholders that the only football permitted from December 24th until further guidance from Government is as follows:- SSE Airtricity League and Women’s National League football at adult level only- Non-contact training in pods of 15 for all other footballers but only within their county of residence- All other football activity – including assessments and trials – is prohibited until further noticeThe FAI will remain in communication with Government regarding these guidelines and will update all affiliates at the earliest opportunity.23/12/2020 20:54Sports Capital Programme PresentationFootball Needs More ApplicationsAs a follow up to our recent news item regarding the 2021 Sports Capital And Equipment Programme Registration, the FAI has provided more information and help so that clubs will hopefully take advantage of the programme.The presentation gives an overview of the funding previously received and where the applications came from. Soccer is well down on the number of applications compared to other sports. Find out what is and what is not funded, the common pitfalls and how to submit your application. The full presentation is available by Clicking Here Also available in the Downloads section.16/12/2020 14:23Players required for Castleknock Celtic12/12/2020 18:35Irish Times Article 06/12/2020Dublin and District Schoolboys/Girls League partnering with ChildlineIn Sunday's Irish Times, Emmet Malone speaks about DDSL's partnership with Childline. We remind everybody that help continues to be available with issues such as loneliness and domestic abuse.You can read the full article by Clicking Here Childline is available to any child and young person up to the age of 18. It can be contacted online at childline.ie, by calling 1800 666 666, by texting to 50101 or through social media (Instagram: @ispcc_childline, Facebook: ISPCC Childline, Twitter: @ISPCCChildline)07/12/2020 21:052021 Sports Capital And Equipment Programme Registration Now Open01/12/2020The Football Association of Ireland is delighted to support the announcement by Minister Catherine Martin and Minister for State Jack Chambers of the launch of the Sports Capital and Equipment Programme (SCEP) by the Department of Tourism, Culture, Arts Gaeltacht, Sport and Media.The Sports Capital and Equipment Programme is the primary vehicle for Government funding support for the development of sports and physical recreation facilities and the purchase of non-personal sports equipment throughout the country. It was announced today that €40million will be made available through the SCEP. To further support Leagues, Clubs and Affiliates in the Sports Capital and Equipment Programme process, the FAI's Facility Development Department will be hosting an Educational Webinar series in the coming weeks to support clubs with their SCEP applications.The full press release and link to register on the Online Sports Capital Register (OSCAR) can be found by Clicking Here 01/12/2020 21:02FAI Update on COVID-19 Restrictions23/12/2020The Football Association of Ireland acknowledges the latest guidelines from Government around the COVID-19 pandemic.Based on these new guidelines, the FAI now advises all stakeholders that the only football permitted from December 24th until further guidance from Government is as follows:- SSE Airtricity League and Women’s National League football at adult level only- Non-contact training in pods of 15 for all other footballers but only within their county of residence- All other football activity – including assessments and trials – is prohibited until further noticeThe FAI will remain in communication with Government regarding these guidelines and will update all affiliates at the earliest opportunity.23/12/2020 20:54Let’s Get The Kids Back Playing22/11/2020The Executive Football Committee Dublin & District Schoolboys’/Girls’ League are pleased to announce the launch of the “LET’S GET THE KIDS BACK PLAYING” initiative.As we approach the Festive Season there are reasons for optimism and hope that the Country is turning the corner and we can look forward to 2021. The phrase most used by those of us involved with Schoolboy Football since matches were suspended in September is “Let’s get the Kids back playing”This is indeed our primary goal.RestrictionsWe are hopeful that a return to Level 3 restrictions will enable ALL CHILDREN to return to playing football.THE DDSL 2020/2021 SEASON WILL RECOMMENCE ON WEEKEND 23rd/24th JANUARY 2021. (PROVIDED RESTRICTIONS ALLOW).more..22/11/2020 15:21fb.me/DublinDistrictSchoolboysGirlsLeague To visit our new official Facebook page type into your search enginefb.me/DublinDistrictSchoolboysGirlsLeague Please click and gives us a "like"22/11/2020 17:52What is Childline? How does Childline work?21/11/2020The Childline team has released a new video for children and young people to let you know all about how Childline works.In the video, Louise and Jackie from the Childline Listening Service share an introduction to our online chat, phone and text services.Find out:How Childline can support you, if you would like to contact usWhat children and young people talk about with Childline – anything!Why Childline focuses on strengthening resilienceTo see more information as well as many more useful articles, please Click Here21/11/2020 12:06Official Facebook page launched today:Please note that we have set up a new official Facebook page for the league:Dublin & District Schoolboys/Girls League - please visit and like the page, more social media outlets to follow.21/11/2020 21:52FAI Update on COVID-19 Restrictions23/12/2020The Football Association of Ireland acknowledges the latest guidelines from Government around the COVID-19 pandemic.Based on these new guidelines, the FAI now advises all stakeholders that the only football permitted from December 24th until further guidance from Government is as follows:- SSE Airtricity League and Women’s National League football at adult level only- Non-contact training in pods of 15 for all other footballers but only within their county of residence- All other football activity – including assessments and trials – is prohibited until further noticeThe FAI will remain in communication with Government regarding these guidelines and will update all affiliates at the earliest opportunity.23/12/2020 20:54A True Legend of Irish Schoolboys' Football Fran Ray - 1st Anniversary It is hard to believe that a year has passed since the passing of a True Legend of Irish Schoolboys' Football - Fran Ray. We remember him for the great stories and his extraordinary memory of players that passed through his beloved DDSL and indeed from around the country.Our memories are what we have of him today, and my memories of Fran will never fade. Frans family, are missing a husband, a father and grandfather today on the 1st anniversary of his passing and they are in our thoughts and prayers today. The DDSL are remembering him in their own way at this time, our former Honorary Secretary, forever Honorary Life President of the Dublin & District Schoolboy’s League, former SFAI Chairman, and Lifetime FAI member. On behalf of his football family, Fran has passed on - he will never be forgotten.Rest Easy Old Friend.12/11/2020 12:24LEVEL 5 GUIDELINES - PLEASE SEE BELOW FROM HEAD OF GRASSROOTS F.A.I.07/11/2020I am writing to you as the country settles into Level 5 restrictions to remind you of the protocols which we must adhere to under the current Government guidelines. Can you please pass this onto all you clubs.In particular, I would like to remind you of the following:- Players of a school-going age – under 19 as per FAI guidelines – can continue to train but only with the club they are registered with.- All training must be outdoor, non-contact and in pods of 15 and in compliance with the FAI’s Safer Return to Training Protocol.- Players are not allowed to train with any representative side outside their club team.- FAI affiliated clubs are urged not to allow non-FAI affiliated academies use their facilities at this time.- For underage training - players/coaches/parents/guardians are permitted to travel more than 5 kilometres to attend an organised session.- For underage training - players/coaches/parents/guardians are permitted to travel outside their resident county to attend an organised training session.- In accordance with Government Level 5 guidelines, training is not permitted for non-elite adult teams.- All domestic adult and underage football matches remain in cessation.- Complaints in respect of any breaches of protocols will be referred to the Disciplinary Control Unit of the FAImore..07/11/2020 22:14LEVEL 5 Restrictions UpdateFAI Press Release 21/10/2020Following clarification from Government today, the FAI confirms the following Level 5 guidelines for football will come into effect from midnight tonight but please be aware these are the latest directives and subject to change:- All underage club teams from Under-19 age group down are permitted to train outdoors during Level 5 restrictions - All outdoor training for underage players is to be non-contact in pods of no more than 15 and in compliance with the latest Government guidelines- For underage training - players/coaches/parents/guardians are permitted to travel more than 5 kilometres to attend an organised training session - For underage training - players/coaches/parents/guardians are permitted to travel outside their resident county to attend an organised training sessionmore..21/10/2020 20:48LEVEL 3 GOVERNMENT RESTRICTIONS-IMPORTANT NOTICEIT HAS COME TO THE LEAGUE’S ATTENTION THAT A NUMBER OF CLUBS HAVE ARRANGED IN HOUSE FRIENDLIES.UNDER LEVEL 3 GOVERNMENT RESTRICTIONS NO MATCHES CAN TAKE PLACE. THIS INCLUDES IN HOUSE FRIENDLIES.09/10/2020 18:19FAI Update on COVID-19 Restrictions23/12/2020The Football Association of Ireland acknowledges the latest guidelines from Government around the COVID-19 pandemic.Based on these new guidelines, the FAI now advises all stakeholders that the only football permitted from December 24th until further guidance from Government is as follows:- SSE Airtricity League and Women’s National League football at adult level only- Non-contact training in pods of 15 for all other footballers but only within their county of residence- All other football activity – including assessments and trials – is prohibited until further noticeThe FAI will remain in communication with Government regarding these guidelines and will update all affiliates at the earliest opportunity.23/12/2020 20:54FAI Announces Nationwide Cessation Of Grassroots And Underage Football Matches06/10/2020Following the Government’s introduction of Level 3 COVID-19 restrictions across the country, the Football Association of Ireland announces the cessation from midnight tonight of all Adult Amateur and Underage football matches with the exception of elite football - namely the SSE Airtricity League, the Women’s National League and all five underage National Leagues.Adult amateur and non-elite Underage clubs can continue to train under non-contact conditions as per the Government Guidelines outlined in the ‘Resilience and Recovery 2020-2021 – Plan for Living with COVID-19’ programme and in conjunction with the updated FAI Safer Return to Training Protocol. Coaches and players are not permitted to leave their resident county for training with adult amateur and non-elite underage teams.The FAI will continue to monitor Government guidelines and will update this cessation order as required.The updated FAI Safer Return to Train Protocol can be viewed by Clicking Here06/10/2020 21:46DDSL Region – Skechers Cup 2020/202105/10/2020Please see the below the link to the DDSL draws for the SFAI Skechers National Cups 2020/2021.The age groups are on tabs at the bottom of the webpage. The opening weekend is scheduled for 17th/18th October, however, this is pending COVID-19 restrictions.To see the full draw, please Click Here05/10/2020 19:56Draft Match Day 2 Fixtures- subject to change:PLEASE NOTE THAT MATCH DAY 2 FIXTURES, ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE DUE TO NPHET/HSE GUIDELINES ISSUING LATER THIS WEEK WITH REGARDS TO LEVEL 3 RESTRICTIONS CURRENTLY IN PLACE FOR DUBLIN.more..04/10/2020 11:19Newlands/Castle Park FC One Star Journey26/09/2020Congratulations to Newlands/Castlepark FC on becoming the first Club from the DDSL to achieve the FAI Club Mark One Star Award.A fantastic achievement, well done to all.Set up in early 2018, the FAI Club Mark has seen over 40 clubs earn the Entry Level award with almost an additional 300 clubs in the process of reaching the standard.Six pilot clubs who previously earned the Entry Level award, moved on to the One Star Level, and are now seen as FAI Development Centres.Newlands/Castle Park FC's journey started back in 2016 with the amalgamation of Newlands Celtic & Castle Park FC with the setup of their Schoolboys/Girls and Academy soon after. This set them on their path to the FAI Club Mark Entry Level and now their One Star Journey. You can read that incredible journey by Clicking Heremore..26/09/2020 11:14FAI Update on COVID-19 Restrictions23/12/2020The Football Association of Ireland acknowledges the latest guidelines from Government around the COVID-19 pandemic.Based on these new guidelines, the FAI now advises all stakeholders that the only football permitted from December 24th until further guidance from Government is as follows:- SSE Airtricity League and Women’s National League football at adult level only- Non-contact training in pods of 15 for all other footballers but only within their county of residence- All other football activity – including assessments and trials – is prohibited until further noticeThe FAI will remain in communication with Government regarding these guidelines and will update all affiliates at the earliest opportunity.23/12/2020 20:5411 Sun C111 Sun D11 Sun D111 Sun E:11 Sun E111 Sun F12 Sat Inter 12 Sat Major 12 Sat Major 112 Sat A 12 Sat B 12 Sat B112 Sat C 12 Sat C112 Sat D 12 Sat D 112 Sun Inter12 Sun 2 South12 Sun 2 North12 Sun 3FAI Press Release Cancellation of Underage Elite Football / Return to Level 3 RestrictionsSadly Once Again The Needs Of Children Involved In Sport Have Been IgnoredAs you are all aware by now, we have moved from level 5 to level 3. Naturally this has been welcomed in many quarters but sadly once again the needs of children involved in sport have been ignored. This is so disappointing at a time when there has been so much positivity around Children following the recent excellent “Late Late Show”. Our Charity Partners, Childline, will testify to the benefits to the mental and physical health of our children gained from their involvement in Sport. While access to regular training is welcome there is simply no substitute for children playing football matches and no excuse for discriminating between one group of children and another group through the use of the word Elite.For the full FAI Press Release Cancellation of Underage Elite Football, please Click HereWhat can we do?As you are aware the Board of Directors, Dublin & District Schoolboys’/Girls’ League wrote to the FAI President Mr Gerry McAnaney on October 15th to express its dismay as to the designation of the underage national league as Elite. This was as a result of the reaction and backlash of our Stakeholders (Secretaries, Managers, Coaches, parents & Guardians) to the FAI statement issued on 18th September.It is obvious, at the time of writing, that our parent body has no interest in Grassroots football. Indeed, it appears that the term “Grassroots football” is showered like confetti only when they need Government financial help. In truth we have to promote and highlight our own particular message. It is our belief we have to “enlighten” the government and Sport Ireland of the tremendous work done by all the volunteers from the 160 clubs, involving 20,000 plus boys and girls in 1000 plus games on a weekly basis. more..05/12/2020 11:50How Does Childline Work?21/11/2020 11:50Dublin & District Schoolboys’/Girls’ League Is Proud To Partner With ISPCC Childline.04/11/2020The Dublin & District Schoolboys’/Girls’ League is delighted to announce it is partnering with the Childline listening service, as delivered by the ISPCC.We are very proud to partner with an organization that provides such an important range of services to young people all over the Country.From a DDSL perspective, this reflects our commitment to the health and wellbeing of all our underage players off the pitch as well as on it.We understand that many young people face challenges in their lives, not least in the current environment with COVID-19. While football provides an important outlet for physical and mental wellbeing, it is critically important that our young people are aware of the services provided by Childline and are encouraged to avail of them where required.We look forward to playing our part in highlighting these services through our League and our extensive Club network across the Greater Dublin Area and beyond.Can your Club help highlight this partnership and the Childline Service by sharing the graphic attached on your digital platforms?To download the full Press Release to send to members of your clubs, please Click HereYou can tag ISPCC Childline in your post in the following ways:Instagram - @ispcc_childlineFacebook - @ISPCCChildlineTwitter - @ISPCCChildlineA formal launch of this partnership will take place when it is safe to do so.Further details to follow.04/11/2020 09:47Kennedy Cup Winners 2019Welcome to The Dublin and District Schoolboys'/Girls' League WebsiteThe Dublin and District Schoolboys'/Girls' League (DDSL) was founded in 1943 to provide a structured league system for Dublin Schoolboys Football Clubs and for soccer clubs in the surrounding districts.Click on Roundup to see an overview of all fixtures and results. You can restrict to one team as well as SSG or 11 A Side.You can see the league tables scrolling across below. Click on one to expand so you can see an overview of all tables enabling you to easily see where your club is in each division. Click again to return to the scroll.Alternatively, click Competitions at the top and select your division for deeper analysis. Move your cursor across the table for pop ups displaying information behind the numbers. 04/03/2016 23:0912/09/2016 09:52Dublin & District Schoolboys League - FAI National Soccer CampusContact UsOffice Address:Dublin & District Schoolboys LeagueFAI National Soccer Campus,Abbotstown,Dublin 15Republic of IrelandTelephone:01 8999370 (National Telephone)00 353 1 8999370 (International Telephone) Business Hours:Monday & Thursday: 4.00pm - 9.00pmmore..04/03/2016 23:15 Affiliated to:

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