Sunday 26 June 2022
‘Last year was one of the toughest years of my life, on and off the pitch.’
It will be the 31-year-old’s third spell at Oriel Park.
The Candystripes have been adding real quality to their squad ahead of next season.
Hendon ‘will support Dave Bell, the staff and players’ for Friday night’s game against UCD, Blues said.
The Blues played out a 0-0 draw with St Pat’s in the RSC.
Harps dominated from the first whistle in Ballybofey.
3-1 Dalymount win keeps Bohs’ fate in their own hands in the race for fourth place.
All four goals in Richmond Park came in eight hectic first-half minutes.
The race for fourth place — which could yet be good enough for European qualification — goes down to the final day of the season.
With two games to play, Finn Harps remain level on points with Waterford in the battle to avoid the relegation play-off.
Danny Mandroiu scored twice as the champions came from behind to leave Waterford mired in relegation trouble.
Play at the RSC eventually resumed following a delay of almost 10 minutes.
Goals from John Mahon and Johnny Kenny secured a huge win for Liam Buckley’s side.
Derry deny Bohs with late equaliser to remain fourth and in the hunt for the final Europa Conference League place.
Blues keeper Paul Martin made a string of saves to keep the visitors in the game, but Dundalk take all three points in Oriel.
Pat’s cemented their grip on second place with a 4-1 win at Bishopsgate.
Defender has his sights set on European qualification with five games to play.
RTÉ raised a safety issue with the FAI following Dundalk’s league win over Shamrock Rovers earlier this month.
Sources close to the Chicago-based investment firm insist their commitment to the Lilywhites is strong.
The winger has signed a four-year deal with the Candystripes.
Promise Omochere and a Georgie Kelly penalty gave Bohs all three points on the road.
The Dublin rivals have both added to their ranks today.
The Bit O’Red will receive an undisclosed fee for the 23-year-old, who was keen to return to England.
Town are still rooted to the bottom of the table, nine points behind Finn Harps.
The Lilywhites move up to sixth with 1-0 win at Oriel Park.
The 19-year-old has captained Ireland at underage level and previously spent time with the Bit O’Reds’ U15s.
‘Masterplan’ also includes proposal for a new academy hub on an eight-acre site.
Former PFAI Player of the Year will be eligible to line out for Rovers from 1 July.
Head of academy Mike Geoghegan will take charge this weekend against Drogheda United.
The Louth side ran out comfortable winners against at Bishopsgate.
Lilywhites stalwart will have an operation later this month.
21-year-old Kyle Ferguson has spent time in Sweden and the US but joins up with Kevin Sheedy’s squad for the 2021 campaign.
Blues boss Kevin Sheedy has called the 19-year-old midfielder ‘a great addition’ to his squad.
Cameron Evans ‘has everything in his locker to make a huge impact’, according to Kevin Sheedy.
Veteran stopper promises to push Alessio Abibi for Dundalk starting spot.
The English stopper begins his fourth spell with the Bit O’Red.
The 32-year-old full-back will be a welcome addition to Tim Clancy’s squad.
The 27-year-old is excited to link up with former Lilywhites team-mate Stephen O’Donnell at Richmond Park.
The Dublin club have released their first-choice kit for the 2021 season today.
The 39-year-old defender won two Premier Division titles and two FAI Cup with his hometown club.
