Bohemian FC have announced that last month's historic solidarity match between their women's side and the Palestinian women's national team has raised a total of €98,490.

The phenomenal figure – which was reached after covering "all costs associated with the Palestinian team's travel and stay in Dublin" – will now be split between their three humanitarian partners: ACLAÍ Palestine, Medical Aid for Palestinians and Palestine Sports For Life.

"Thanks to all who supported this historic game and show of solidarity," the club wrote on social media, when sharing the news this afternoon.

We are delighted to announce that, after covering all costs associated with the Palestinian teams travel and stay in Dublin, we have raised €98,490 split between our three humanitarian partners Aclaí Palestine, @MedicalAidPal and @ps4lorg 🤝

Thanks to all who supported this… pic.twitter.com/4QmW79T4mx

— Bohemian Football Club (@bfcdublin) June 12, 2024

The sold-out game, which took place at Dublin's Dalymount Park on May 15, on the 76th anniversary of the Nakba, aimed to "highlight the human rights violations in occupied Palestine." The night featured performances from Mary Black, Lankum's Radie Peat and Roisin El Cherif – and saw the Palestinian team win 2-1, in what was their first ever match in Europe.

The match was also the subject of a powerful documentary, Let It Bring Hope, available to watch below:

Read our full report from the night here.