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Treaty United celebrate a successful 2026 Football for All season

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Treaty United celebrate a successful 2026 Football for All Season

Treaty United celebrate the end of a successful 2026 Football for All season with a special medal presentation

The event celebrated the dedication, progress and spirit shown by all players throughout the season

Treaty United has marked the end of another successful Football for All season with a special medal presentation led by Community Engagement Manager Marion McGuane.

The event celebrated the dedication, progress and spirit shown by all players throughout the season, while highlighting the club’s ongoing commitment to making football accessible for everyone.

Treaty United said breaking down barriers and ensuring sport is inclusive for all remains a core part of its community work.


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The club also paid tribute to the team behind the programme, saying it is delighted to celebrate another successful Football for All season.

Treaty United said the growth of the programme each year is down to the hard work of its coaches, community outreach professionals, players and supporters, who continue to help the squad develop and thrive.

“Our Football for All programme is hugely important to us at Treaty United,” the club said.

“Breaking down barriers and making sport inclusive for all is something we care deeply about, and we are incredibly proud of everyone involved in making this happen year after year.”

The Football for All squad will also take to the pitch at Markets Field on June 13

A special thank you was also extended to coach Anne Mullins for her outstanding commitment, along with all the players and families who have helped make this season such a positive one.

The Football for All squad will also take to the pitch at Markets Field on June 13, showcasing their skills at half-time during the Women’s All-Island Cup clash against Bohemians.

Anyone interested in getting involved in next season’s Football for All programme can contact [email protected] for more details.

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