Derry News
The Derry News is your go-to local newspaper. Our dedicated team of journalists is committed to bringing you the latest breaking news, sports updates, and engaging features from around the city. If there's something happening in Derry, you'll find it in the Derry News. You can pick up a copy at local newsagents or read it online every Monday and Thursday.
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1 week ago |
derrynow.com | Gary Ferry
Shelbourne 0Derry City 1Michael Duffy's first goal in seven games earned Derry City a rare win at Tolka Park. City's top scorer produced a sensational effort to separate the teams in an absorbing game, to seal Tiernan Lynch's first win in Dublin. The visitors could have scored twice in the opening 10 minutes with Liam Boyce at the heart of each opportunity.
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1 week ago |
derrynow.com | Gary Ferry
Shelbourne vs. Derry City | Tolka Park | Friday, 7:45pmTiernan Lynch is hoping to win his first game in Dublin as Derry City manager at the fifth time of asking as he prepares for two huge trips to the capital this weekend. The Candystripes head to Tolka Park tomorrow before returning to Dublin to face St. Patrick’s Athletic on Monday as they aim to halt a four-game winless streak which has left them 14 points behind league leaders Shamrock Rovers.
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1 week ago |
derrynow.com | Gary Ferry
‘St. Columb’s College as world champions – it has a nice ring to it.’So said Ryan Horner at yesterday’s announcement that St. Columb’s have become the first school in the country to be invited to compete in the prestigious Schools’ World Cup, which will be held in Barcelona in October.
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1 week ago |
derrynow.com | Michael McMullan
Paddy Tally believes there is a bright future for the Derry squad despite an early exit from this season’s All-Ireland race. The Oakleafers were relegated from Division One, failed to win a game and were knocked out by Dublin on Saturday night in Newry. As Tally’s first season of a three-year term in charge came to an end, he spoke about the leadership of the senior players, led by skipper Conor Glass.
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1 week ago |
derrynow.com | Gary Ferry
Tiernan Lynch has hinted that Derry City’s tolerance for controversial calls from match officials is wearing thin after another costly penalty call against Galway United at the weekend. Referee Declan Toland awarded Galway a penalty just 10 minutes into Friday’s game, for an alleged foul by City defender Kevin Holt during a corner kick set-play from the visitors.
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