Friday 12 August 2022
Dundee loanee Declan Glass has made a swift impact on his debut.
Derry bring in Connolly on two-and-a-half year deal following Eoin Toal’s move to Bolton.
The Latvian side took full advantage of poor discipline and slack defending to put one foot into the second round.
Shane McEleney is hoping Derry City can secure a financial boost with a good run in the Europa Conference League.
MK Dons have once again been linked with the young midfielder recently.
Derry boss Ruaidhrí Higgins has no hesitation about playing Patrick McEleney and Will Patching alongside one another in midfield.
The win enabled the Candystripes to keep pace with Shamrock Rovers and Dundalk at the top.
Candystripes finally win after horror run of four points from seven games saw their title challenge go up in smoke.
It was a disappointing night for second-place Derry City.
The Lilywhites have picked up their first win of the season on the road.
Stephen Bradley’s side are now four points clear of the Candystripes
The league leaders overcame UCD 7-1.
Derry City’s Will Patching finally feels at home again.
Remembering former club captain Ryan McBride, five years on from his tragic passing.
Shelbourne suffered a narrow defeat this evening.
Jamie McGonigle scored a brilliant winner to send the home fans home happy.
Joe Thomson is hoping to help propel Derry City to new heights this season.
Reynolds is making a return to the club where he previously served as assistant to Stephen Kenny.
The Candystripes have been adding real quality to their squad ahead of next season.
The pair were unveiled as official transfers at a press conference today after signing pre-contracts during the season.
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.
Derry deny Bohs with late equaliser to remain fourth and in the hunt for the final Europa Conference League place.
With Shamrock Rovers on the verge of winning the title, two former champions Paul Carlyle and Mark Rossiter recall their respective triumphs.
Killian Phillips first-half goal earned a crucial win for the Louth men.
The only goal of the game came in the second-half.
The winger has signed a four-year deal with the Candystripes.
The Bit O’Red have now suffered six consecutive defeats in all competitions.
Vinny Perth remained optimistic after seeing his side bow out of Europe during the week.
Town are still rooted to the bottom of the table, nine points behind Finn Harps.
Drogheda’s Dane Massey, James Brown and manager Tim Clancy were all given their marching orders.
Shamrock Rovers striker Aaron Greene defended Roberto Lopes, who was at the centre of a controversy in his side’s Champions League exit.
Will Patching was on target as Dundalk comfortably overcame Newtown last night.
McEleney is set for a second spell with the Candystripes.
Marc Walsh came off the bench to give 155 delighted Brandywell supporters plenty to cheer about.
An eventful game also saw two players sent off.
Ronan Boyce’s early header secured a 1-0 win for Derry City.
The League of Ireland side are set to host St Patrick’s Athletic.
The home side had taken the lead through an early Georgie Kelly penalty.
Cameron McJannet cancelled out David McMillan’s goal at the Brandywell.
