Drogheda United is a professional football club from Drogheda, County Louth, competing in the League of Ireland Premier Division. Their home ground is Weavers Park, a compact and atmospheric venue. Founded in 1919 as Drogheda United after a merger, the club's colors are claret and blue. The club's pinnacle came in 2007 when they won their first-ever League of Ireland title under manager Paul Doolin, completing a historic double with the FAI Cup. Financial troubles followed, leading to relegation, but the club has fought its way back to the top flight. The current era sees Drogheda as a hard-working, competitive side often battling to secure their Premier Division status, known for a gritty and determined style of play. The supporters, known as the "Drogs," are fiercely loyal, providing unwavering support through highs and lows. Drogheda United embodies the spirit of a community club with a proud, if turbulent, history.