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"He ate, slept, and drank football, keeping Deele Harps on the field, keeping soccer alive not only in the Deele Valley but in the valleys that are around ...

THE funeral of a Co Donegal college lecturer has heard how doctors and nurses battled to save his life after he got into difficulty while swimming on

Boyle who won 1994 FAI Cup with Sligo as a player takes over from Brian Dorrian. The former Harps skipper has had national success at under age level previously having lead the Finn Harps U17 side to the league and cup double in 2018. Declan told the Sligo club website “I’m thrilled to become the Under-19s manager. It’s a great opportunity. “There are great support mechanisms in place at the club. “Having been part of the emerging talent programme in Mayo, I know a lot of the current ...

Brian Dorrian. Photo Stephen Doherty Donegal native Brian Dorrian is to take up a role in Donegal under the FAI’s new structures for grassroot football. The Killybegs man has been appointed the FAI High Performance Director for the county. Brian has spent the last five years at Sligo Rovers where he worked as first coach and u19 manager. In 2018 Brian became first-team manager as The Showgrounds for a two-game period prior to the appointment of Liam Buckley as he led to club to a win on the...