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“I can’t emphasise enough how much the support has played a part in where we are this season. You see me getting carried away in front of them, that’s me showing you that I really appreciate these people and what they give up to support this team. We’ll do it together and I want to thank them." Dundalk FC head coach Vinny Perth was full of praise for the travelling support who got behind his team in the 1-0 win over St Patrick's Athletic at Richmond Park on Saturday.

Recorded less than half an hour after the final whistle, Episode 04 of Black and White Town looks back at Dundalk FC's 1-1 draw with Qarabag at Oriel Park. Dundalk Sport's Gavin McLaughlin is joined by regular contributor Ken Sloane to discuss the result and there's also reaction from Ruaidhri Higgins, Patrick Hoban, Michael Duffy and Gary Rogers. WWW.DUNDALKSPORT.IE

In this Champions League edition of Black and White Town, Dundalk Sport looks ahead to the clash between Dundalk FC and Qarabag at Oriel Park. Gavin McLaughlin is joined by Dan McDonnell from the Irish Independent and Paul O'Hehir from the Daily Mirror while we also hear from Lilywhites captain Patrick Hoban and first-team coach Vinny Perth.

"We've scored big goals away from home and we are certainly not overly despondent. We felt this would be a really tight game. We would have liked to have edged it. We haven't but we're in a good place." Dundalk FC head coach Vinny Perth's reaction to the 0-0 draw with Riga FC at Oriel Park. #DundalkSport

Dundalk FC captain Brian Gartland, first-team coach John Gill and head coach Vinny Perth spoke to the press ahead of the Champions League tie with Riga FC at Oriel Park.

Dundalk FC make the trip to Derry on Friday night and two of the Walled City's finest exports - Patrick McEleney and Michael Duffy - popped in for a chat on the second episode of Black and White Town. The lads spoke about the season to date, the victories over Shamrock Rovers and Waterford and what kind of reception they're expecting at the Brandywell on Friday. We also hear from Ruaidhri Higgins, the boys look back at their time with Derry City, discuss the possibility of an All-Island League and look ahead to the Champions League tie with Riga FC.

Welcome to Black and White Town: a new Dundalk FC Podcast by Dundalk Sport. On this first episode, Gavin McLaughlin is joined by Dundalk FC supporters Ruairi Murphy, Damien Kenny and Ken Sloane. Topics up for discussion include the 2019 campaign and the lads' hopes for the second half of the season. We look ahead to the Champions League draw, discuss the off the field situation at Oriel Park and touch on the current crisis engulfing the FAI.

Robbie Benson came off the bench against Waterford to make his first appearance at Oriel Park since breaking his leg on the opening night of the season. With the Champions League tie with Riga FC on the horizon, the midfielder's return comes at a vital time for Lilywhites head coach Vinny Perth. Benson spoke to Dundalk Sport about his injury, the atmosphere at Oriel Park, the upcoming tie with Riga and this Friday's trip to The Brandywell.

"My target is that we end up as one of the top 10 European clubs outside of the big six leagues. If we are going to be a true champion club, we can't just have a good playing squad. We have to have facilities that allow us to attract more fans." Sat down with Dundalk FC CEO Mark Devlin who discussed a number of issues such as: Champions League tickets. Oriel Park. Working with the council. The state of the League of Ireland. All-Island League/Niall Quinn proposals. Hopes for the remainder of the season. #DundalkSport

Dundalk FC’s new owners were in town on Sunday night to meet with supporters about their takeover of the club. Jordan Gardner, Mike Treacy and Fred Spencer, along with new CEO, Mal Brannigan, and Lilywhites boss Stephen Kenny all answered questions at the Youth Development Centre in Oriel Park. For those of you who couldn’t attend, we have the full audio recording of it here. #DundalkSport #UHYFDW #CXSport #Fyffes #Felda

The PEAK6 backed takeover of Dundalk FC was confirmed recently with former owners Andy Connolly and Paul Brown moving on after five glorious years at the helm. In this special podcast, Dundalk Sport’s Gavin McLaughlin spoke with Lilywhites supporters Ruairi Murphy, Damien Kenny and Ken Sloan about their thoughts on the deal and their hopes for the future. #DundalkSport #CXSport #Fyffes #UHYFDW #Felda #CmonTheTown WWW.DUNDALKSPORT.IE