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Finn Harps Ethan Boyle. Photo: Stephen Doherty The second half of the 2021 Premier Division campaign kicks off on Friday with Harps off to Dublin to take on the defending champions Shamrock Rovers. Harps resume their campaign 6th in the table but former Rovers player Etahn Boyle wants Harps to finish in as high a place as possible. Boyle returns to his former home on Friday, He told Chris Ashmore three points would be amazing...

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Paul Hegarty. Photo Stephen Doherty. Finn Harps picked up their 5th point out of the last six games on Friday evening with Dundalk having now gone three games without a top flight win. The sides played out a 1-1 draw with Finn Park. Barry McNamee gave Harps the lead on 19-minutes, with Ole Erik Midtskogen equalising just after the re-start. Paul Hegarty told Diarmaid Doherty afterwards it was one of those "game of two halves"...

Mark Anthony McGinley made three fine late saves to scrape Finn Harps a point in the face of a Dundalk onslaught in Ballybofey. The former Donegal GAA goalkeeper denied both Ole Erik Midtskogen and Michael Duffy in a contest in which the hosts could've been two up at half-time but would’ve been delighted in the end to leave with anything. Then, in the last minute of 90, from a Patrick McEleney free-kick for Dundalk that was conceded by his brother Shane of Harps, Sonni Nattestad headed into the mix and somehow Harps survived. Junior Ogedi Uzokwe then saw McGinley turn his curling free onto ...