The FAI had planned to honour the achievement 25 years on at Sunday's FAI Cup Final between Dundalk and Shamrock Rovers at the Aviva Stadium, but those plans have been put on hold due to Covid-19 restrictions.
Felix Healy and his 1995 cup winning heroes will now have to wait until next season's decider before they receive recognition of that memorable win.
Healy became the first person to manage and play for a City cup winning side but the City boss had been 'numbed' by his side's failure to lift the league title two weeks' previously, however, they claimed some cup compensation at Lansdowne Road on May 7th in front of over 8,000 supporters.
City returned home to Guildhall Square on an open top bus to be greeted by thousands of Derry fans. Spot anyone you know?
Healy became the first person to manage and play for a City cup winning side but the City boss had been 'numbed' by his side's failure to lift the league title two weeks' previously, however, they claimed some cup compensation at Lansdowne Road on May 7th in front of over 8,000 supporters.
5. Derry City's '94/95 Cup winning Heroes
GOAL! Peter Hutton wheels away to celebrate after being allowed space to pick out his spot and give Derry the lead in Dublin.
6. Derry City's '94/95 Cup winning Heroes
Recognise anyone? These Derry City fans make the most of the occasion as Derry City clinch a second FAI Cup title, this time at Lansdowne Road.
7. Derry City's '94/95 Cup winning Heroes
Derry City boss, Felix Healy and first team coach, Jack Kaey get a helping hand from No.1 supporter, John Pio O'Doherty at Lansdowne Road.
8. Derry City's '94/95 Cup winning Heroes
Recognise anyone? Some of the drivers from Co-op taxis lending their support to Derry City at the 1994/95 FAI Cup showpiece in Dublin.