After the disappointment of a 1-0 defeat to Sligo Rovers the previous season, goals from Peter Hutton and Stuart Gauld were enough to bring the trophy back to the Brandywell for the first time since the Candystripes secured an historic treble in the 1988/89 season.
Thousands attended that game. Here is a selection of photographs.

. Derry City captain Dermot O'Neill raises the FAI Cup as the players celebrate in the changing room following their 2-1 win over Shelbourne in the 1994/95 final.
Derry City captain Dermot O'Neill raises the FAI Cup as the players celebrate in the changing room following their 2-1 win over Shelbourne in the 1994/95 final. Photo: Supplied

. A section of the travelling faithful who made the journey to Lansdowne Road for the cup final.
A section of the travelling faithful who made the journey to Lansdowne Road for the cup final. Photo: Supplied

. Legends Liam Coyle and Phil Coulter celebrate after the game.
Legends Liam Coyle and Phil Coulter celebrate after the game. Photo: Supplied

. Derry City left-back Paul McLaughlin with a special supporter after the victory.
Derry City left-back Paul McLaughlin with a special supporter after the victory. Photo: Archive

. A section of the 8,000 strong support.
A section of the 8,000 strong support. Photo: Archive

. Peter Hutton is congratulated by his team-mates after slotting home in the final.
Peter Hutton is congratulated by his team-mates after slotting home in the final. Photo: Archive

. Stuart Gauld makes his way up the stand after the game.
Stuart Gauld makes his way up the stand after the game. Photo: Archive

. Ecstatic Derry City fans celebrate victory.
Ecstatic Derry City fans celebrate victory. Photo: Archive


. 'Pizza' is mobbed after scoring the opening goal.
'Pizza' is mobbed after scoring the opening goal. Photo: Archive

. Derry captain Dermot O'Neill receives the FAI Cup from FAI President Sean Connolly as Pascal Vaudequin, Mayor of Derry John Kerr and Lord Mayor of Dublin John Gormley look on.
Derry captain Dermot O'Neill receives the FAI Cup from FAI President Sean Connolly as Pascal Vaudequin, Mayor of Derry John Kerr and Lord Mayor of Dublin John Gormley look on. Photo: Archive

. A section of the large crowd that travelled from Derry for the match.
A section of the large crowd that travelled from Derry for the match. Photo: Archive

. Derry City captain Dermot O'Neill with the trophy in the changing room.
Derry City captain Dermot O'Neill with the trophy in the changing room. Photo: Archive

. A group of fans outside the ground. Where you at the game?
A group of fans outside the ground. Where you at the game? Photo: Archive

. Peter Hutton wheels away in delight after scoring the opening goal.
Peter Hutton wheels away in delight after scoring the opening goal. Photo: Archive

. Derry City right-back Pascal Vaudequin celebrating after the match.
Derry City right-back Pascal Vaudequin celebrating after the match. Photo: Archive

1. A section of the travelling faithful who made the journey to Lansdowne Road for the cup final.
A section of the travelling faithful who made the journey to Lansdowne Road for the cup final. Photo: Supplied

2. Legends Liam Coyle and Phil Coulter celebrate after the game.
Legends Liam Coyle and Phil Coulter celebrate after the game. Photo: Supplied

3. Derry City left-back Paul McLaughlin with a special supporter after the victory.
Derry City left-back Paul McLaughlin with a special supporter after the victory. Photo: Archive

4. A section of the 8,000 strong support.
A section of the 8,000 strong support. Photo: Archive