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Waterford FC has denied rumours that management team Kevin Sheedy and Mike Newell have left the club. It is un...

Image: Tommy Dickson/INPHO DERRY CITY HAVE parted company with manager Declan Devine after a poor start to the season.  Club chairman Philip O’Doherty confirmed the news in a brief statement on social media this morning.  “Derry City FC and Declan Devine have parted company by mutual consent. The Board wish to thank Declan for his service to the Club and wish him well for the future.”  Derry are bottom of the Premier Division table with just two points from their opening six games, a w...

Derry City part ways with Declan Devine Updated / Thursday, 22 Apr 2021 09:41 Declan Devine has paid the price for a poor start to the campaign Declan Devine has left his position as manager with SSE Airtricity Premier Division bottom side Derry City. Derry have taken just two points from their opening six games of the season and sit bottom of the table. A statement from club chairman Philip ODoherty said the club and manager had "parted company by mutual consent." ODoherty added: "The board w...

Derry City have begun the search for a new manager after parting company with Declan Devine. Hes left the club sitting bottom of the Airtricity League Premier Division, with no wins from their first six games this season. Former player Ruaidhri Higgins who is Chief Scout and Opposition Analyst with the Republic of Ireland is already the front runner for the role. He joined up with Stephen Kenny last May having left Dundalk who were the Premier Division Champions at the time. Derry Journal Sport...

); Ireland chief scout the frontrunner of interesting list as Derry set to appoint new boss over next 48 hours Paddy McLaughlin, Paul Hegarty, Vinny Perth, Sean Connor and Jim McGuinness have also been linked with the vacancy left by Declan Devine. By Simon Collins Thursday 22 Apr 2021, 8:27 PM 4 hours ago 3,594 Views 1 Comment The favourite: ...

City goalkeeper hailed after City earn a point against Dundalk

Derry boss Declan Devine. Photo Stephen Doherty After gaining their first point of the season on Friday night, Derry City are in action again on Tuesday night. They take on fellow strugglers Dundalk who themselves have only picked up two points from their opening five games. The Candystripes boss Declan Devine told Kevin McLaughlin his side have to get better if they are to win the game...

Devine frustrated at Derrys Jekyll and Hyde display Updated / Friday, 16 Apr 2021 23:34 Weve got to be better with and without the ball Derry City manager Declan Devine admitted he was frustrated that his side hadnt recorded their first victory of the new SSE Airtricity League season on Friday night. The Candystripes did come from behind against Drogheda United to earn their first point of the season, but they couldnt find a winner at the Brandywell. The result leaves them rooted to the bottom...

Photo Stephen Doherty Derry City have collected their first point of the SSE Airtricity Premier Division season, at the fifth time of asking. Declan Devines side played out a 1-all draw with Drogheda United at the Ryan McBride Brandywell. Donegal man Ronan Boyce netted his first senior goal from the club to level up the game. Despite the first point on the board, Declan was still disappointed that they didnt take all three...

Photo Stephen Doherty As Derry City prepare to host Drogheda United on Friday night, Manager Declan Devine is confident this is a game that they can get their first win from. Tuesdays 2-0 loss to Shamrock Rovers means City are still looking for their first points of the season while Tim Clancys side arrive to the north west on the back of a thumping win in Longford last time out. The Derry boss insists however that he is confident his young side arent that far away...