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Rainbow Day is a gentle reminder that love does not end when a life does—it simply changes form. For the United in Memory community, the rainbow serves as a powerful symbol of hope, connection, and the beautiful spectrum of emotions we carry after losing someone we love.

​Grief is rarely black and white. It is made of the bright, joyful colors of the memories we cherish, the deep blues of the moments we miss them, and the warm, golden light of the love that stays behind. Today, we celebrate all of those shades.

Great kick about tonight... Well done lads

Great kick about this evening!

A massive thank you to C & G Embroidery & Print for turning this around so quickly for us.
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Tomorrow we don't just wear a jersey, we carry a reason. Every print is for the little ones gone too soon, the babies who will always be loved and never forgotten.

They look incredible. We will wear them with pride for all those angel babies and their families

Tuesday nights did not suit people for a kick about so we have moved it to a new location and day of the week!

Roll on Friday! Get in touch if you want to come along!

Looking forward to heading down to Newry this weekend

Everyone welcome to come along!

Look what just arrived! 🤩 They look absolutely stunning!

New kit day! 🙌

We’re hoping to wear these this coming weekend. We’re currently getting names printed right below the crest on the front—a constant reminder of why we play, who we’re playing for, and why we support one another. 👼⚽

July marks Bereaved Parents Awareness Month, a time that holds a deeply personal meaning for everyone involved with United for Memory FC.

​Our club was built on a simple but vital foundation: providing a safe, supportive space for dads who have experienced the devastating loss of a baby or child. We are more than just a football team. We are a brotherhood of fathers who carry our babies in our hearts every single time we step onto the pitch.

​Grief can be an incredibly lonely road, especially for men. Society often expects dads to "stay strong" or keep it together, but the truth is, it’s okay not to be okay. Through football, we find a way to connect, to share our stories without judgment, and to lift each other up when the days get heavy.

​🌟 To All the Bereaved Dads Out There:

​You are not alone. Your grief matters, your love for your child matters, and your mental health matters.

​Our pitch is always open. Whether you want to play, train, or just need a chat with guys who truly understand what you're going through, you are always welcome here.

​This month, and every month, we continue to play in memory of our beautiful babies. We see you, we support you, and we are in this together.

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