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They lost 1-0 to Sligo Rovers at the Showgrounds. The defeat sees Harps drop to fourth in the table but are only a point of the top. After the game, Harps defender Shane McEleney told Diarmaid Doherty that the defeat was tough to take...
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...
Photo: Stephen Doherty Finn Harps' unbeaten start to the SSE Airtricity Premier Division season has come to an end after they were beaten 1-0 by Sligo Rovers at the Showgrounds. Johnny Kenny's goal early in the second half was the difference between the two sides. The result means Harps drop to fourth in the table one point off the top, as for Rovers they remain unbeaten and are joint level at the top with St Pat's and Shamrock Rovers. Diarmaid Doherty and Declan Boyle report for Highland Radio Sport...
Photo Stephen Doherty Derry City have collected their first point of the SSE Airtricity Premier Division season, at the fifth time of asking. Declan Devine's 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 Finn Harps tasted defeat for the first time this season on Saturday night after they were defeated 1-0 by Sligo Rovers. Mark Anthony McGinley's error gifted Johnny Kenny the games only goal as Sligo moved back to the top of the table. Next up for Harps is a trip to Longford on Tuesday night. After the game, Harps boss Ollie Horgan told Diarmaid Doherty that it was a disappointing way to lose...