About Bohemian FC

Bohemian Football Club (commonly known as Bohemians or “Bohs”) is a professional football club based in Dublin, Ireland. It was founded in 1890 and is one of the oldest clubs in Irish football history. The team plays its home matches at Dalymount Park and is widely recognised as a fan-owned club, with supporters having full control of its ownership and decision-making. The club is also known for its strong identity and traditional red and black colours.

Bohemians were among the founding members of the League of Ireland in 1921 and quickly became one of the strongest teams in the early years of the competition. They won several league titles and domestic cups in their early decades, establishing themselves as a major force in Irish football. However, the club later experienced long periods of struggle, partly due to its amateur status, which limited its ability to retain top players. Despite this, Bohemians remained an important and historic presence in Irish football.

In modern times, the club has returned to competitiveness, winning league titles and cup competitions again in the 2000s and regularly participating in European tournaments. Bohemians are also known for their passionate supporter culture and strong community involvement, which has helped shape their identity beyond just sport. Today, they remain one of the most recognisable and influential clubs in Ireland, both on and off the pitch.