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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. Tuesday's 2-0 loss to Shamrock Rovers means City are still looking for their first points of the season while Tim Clancy's 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 aren't that far away...

Derry City remain winless at the start of the SSE Airtricty Premier Division season after three fixtures. Next up for the Candystripes is a home clash with Champions Shamrock Rovers on Tuesday. Derry City boss Declan Devine spoke with Kevin McLaughlin ahead of the clash with Shamrock Rovers...

Photo Stephen Doherty Derry City are on the road on Friday evening as they travel to Inchicore to take on St Pats with the visitors still searching for their first league points of the season. Declan Devine will be without defender Darren Cole who has a back injury but insists the rest of the squad are fit and raring to go against Stephen O'Donnell's team. Losses against Longford and Waterford will have definitely hurt the Foylesiders but the manager insists that confidence hasn't been affected in his young squad. Oisin Kelly has been talking with the Derry boss ahead of their Dublin trip on ...

Harps Scorer Karl O'Sullivan. Photo: Stephen Doherty Finn Harps unbeaten start to the SSE Airtricity Premier Division season continued on Saturday evening with a 1-1 draw away to Drogheda United. Karl O'Sullivan's had Harps ahead on 56 minutes with a volley from the edge of the area but the host drew level just six minutes later through Mark Doyle. The point moves Harps back level at the top with Sligo Rovers and St Pat's and extends Ollie Horgan's sides unbeaten run in the league to three games. David Hollywood reports for Highland Radio Sport...

Derry boss Declan Devine. Photo Stephen Doherty Derry City will bid to bounce back from that opening night defeat in Longford when they entertain Waterford United at the Brandywell on Saturday (KO 6pm). Declan Devine's men have had an extended wait to get that game out of their system given last weekend's postponement of the Shamrock Rovers game. Derry now face into six games in the next 4 to 5 weeks. Declan is looking for his side to get up and running against Waterford...