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Derry City manager Tiernan Lynch listening intently during Monday's launch at St. Joseph's Boys School.

Lynch bids to get Brandywell conveyor belt rolling again

Derry City manager Tiernan Lynch. Photograph: George Sweeney

Derry City relishing Shamrock Rovers challenge

The Derry line and Larne lines will be closed for two days.

Derry line weekend closure planned

Derry City manager Tiernan Lynch is confident of a swift turnaround in fortunes.

Keep believing in the process - urges Lynch

Derry City manager Tiernan Lynch and his assistant and brother Seamus.

Lynch brothers are a 'different breed' says Mitchell

Sam Todd chats with Patrick McElheney. Photograph: George Sweeney

Sam Todd eager to bounce back and prove his worth

Limavady's manager Paul Ownes celebrates Saturday's Clearer Water Irish Cup victory over Larne. (Photo: Desmond Loughery - Pacemaker Press)

Limavady boss delighted after Roesiders shock Larne

Derry City manager Tiernan Lynch has expressed his New Year's wish. Photograph by Kevin Morrison.

Lynch insists he's at Derry City for the long haul

HAPPIER TIMES . . . Mark Connolly celebrates a big win against Bohemians in the FAI Cup semi-final at Dalymount last season.

Connolly excited for new chapter at Derry City

Derry City Chief Executive Sean Barrett.

Derry City in advanced talks over location for new training base

Derry City boss Tiernan Lynch introduces the new first team away kit for 2025 at the O'Neills launch on Wednesday evening. Photograph by Kevin Morrison.

Lynch has utopian vision for Derry City

Institute manager Kevin Deery greets Tiernan Lynch at the Brandywell recently. Photograph: George Sweeney

Lynch can build Derry City legacy says Kevin Deery

Former Derry City midfielder wasn't surprised when Tiernan Lynch got the Derry job.

Tiernan can be Derry City's Lynchpin: Thomson

Derry City’s new manager Tiernan Lynch at the Brandywell on Wednesday. Photograph: George Sweeney

Lynch will cast net wide in hunt for new blood

Derry City's new manager Tiernan Lynch at the Brandywell on Wednesday. Photograph: George Sweeney

New Brandywell boss Tiernan Lynch outlines his Derry City blueprint

Incoming Derry City manager Tiernan Lynch’s final game in charge with Larne against Institute in the Brandywell on Tuesday evening. Photograph: George Sweeney

Tiernan Lynch bids farewell to Larne with Cup victory over 'Stute
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Tiernan Lynch is the new Derry City manager.

Derry City impressed by Lynch's 'vision and energy'

Tiernan Lynch is set to become the new Derry City manager.

Lynch set to be appointed Derry City boss

Larne Manager Tiernan Lynch is a frontrunner for the vacant Derry job.

Lynch refuses to rule out Derry City job

Almost 9,000 vehicle tests were conducted by the Driver and Vehicle Agency (DVA) at its Derry test centre in Newbuildings in October – the highest number since the current series of statistics began.

8,918 full vehicle tests at Newbuildings in October - highest monthly total

Institute manager Kevin Deery

Deery faces difficult balancing act ahead of Larne cup clash

Institute manager Kevin Deery. Photograph: George Sweeney

'Stute all set for another road trip to Bangor!

Midfielder Jordan McEneff believes he made the right choice to move to Larne from his hometown Derry City.

McEneff backing old club Derry City for double success

Sam Todd is on his way to Irish League champions, Larne . Photo: George Sweeney

Derry defender joins Irish League champions on loan

Jordan McEneff has joined Irish League champions Larne. Photograph: George Sweeney

Jordan McEneff leaves Derry City for Larne

Linfield manager David Healy(left) and Derry City manager Ruaighrí Higgins (right) at Institute’s game against Dundela. Photograph: George Sweeney

'Stute can't be distracted by Linfield Irish Cup clash

Oisin Devlin will remain at Institute on loan from Larne for the remainder of the season.

Devlin to remain at 'Stute until end of season as Banda signs
KEVIN Deery believes new signing BJ Banda has joined Institute 'at the right time' as the striker looks to rediscover his goalscoring touch and help the club's promotion push.
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Institute's Kirk McLaughlin battles to keep possession against Dergview. Photo: George Sweeney

Institute manager talking to new faces after Dergview frustration

Institute’s Oisin Devlin has been snapped up by Irish Premiership champions, Larne. Photo: George Sweeney

Larne secure signing of Institute FC midfielder

Institute’s Oisin Devlin has been snapped up by Irish Premiership champions, Larne. Photo: George Sweeney

Larne secure signing of Institute FC midfielder

Ben Doherty is loving having license to roam forward after netting his fifth goal of the season at Oriel Park on Friday.

Ben Doherty enjoying his license to roam this season

Fabrice Pancrate, Paris St Germain, forces David Forde, Derry City into a save during the UEFA Cup, First Round, First leg fixture at Brandywell, Derry. Will we see another major European tie for Irish clubs this year?

Reasons for optimism ahead of European ties

Former Derry City academy prospect Bobby Deane, pictured playing for Dergview last season, has signed his first pro deal with Glenavon.

Ex Derry City youth signs for Glenavon

Former Derry City midfielder Joe Thomson celebrates with his Larne teammates after winning their first league title. Photo by INPHO/Stephen Hamilton

Derry cup win instilled hunger for success: Thomson

Larne's players and fans celebrate their Danske Bank Premier victory on Friday night. (Photo: Arthur Allison/Pacemaker Press)

Sean Connor: Premiership title reward for sticking to the plan

Defender Ben Doherty wants Derry City to improve their home form, as tonight they welcome Drogheda United to the Ryan McBride Brandywell Stadium.

Home improvements for Ben Doherty

Ben Doherty takes on two Cork City players during Friday night's 2-0 win at Brandywell. Photo by Kevin Moore.

Derry City's Ben Doherty enjoying home comforts

The Derry train line will be disrupted for the next two Sundays.

Engineering works on Derry train lines for next two Sundays

Northern Ireland Football Writers’ manager of the month Cliftonville’s Paddy McLaughlin, with his Reavey Solicitors award. Picture by Jonathan Porter/PressEye

No title talk for ex-Institute manager

Former Glentoran manager Mick McDermott who has moved upstairs to the Oval offices.

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Glentoran should block out the outside noise

Joe Thomson celebrates his goal against Dundalk.

Thomson leaves Derry City with heavy heart

Derry City's new signing Ben Doherty alongside manager Ruaidhrí Higgins, at the Ryan McBride Brandywell Stadium. Picture by Kevin Morrison

Derry City's new signing Ben Doherty can't wait to get started

Larne's Ben Doherty skips away from Linfield duo Stephen Fallon and Christy Manzinga, during last season's encounter at Inver Park. Picture by Stephen Hamilton/INPHO

Midfielder Ben Doherty to make Derry City return

Derry City's Brian Maher met the club's new goalkeeping coach Michael Dougherty in Dublin just before Christmas.

Michael Dougherty looking forward to big 2023 for Derry City

Derry City midfielder Joe Thomson has held talks with both Linfield and Larne.

Tadhg Ryan ready to challenge Brian Maher for Derry City number one spot

Ruth Gorman, chairwoman of the Northern Ireland Football Writers’ Association presents Cliftonville's Ryan Curran with November's Dream Spanish Homes Player of the Month award.

Derry man Ryan Curran makes it a double at NIFWA's November awards

Shane McEleney says it will be a proud moment lining out alongside his brother in Sunday's final.

A special day for the McEleneys

The Derry rail line will be partially closed at the Belfast end over Hallowe'en

Partial Derry rail line closure over Hallowe’en weekend

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Trains from Derry have worst punctuality rate

Institute manager Brian Donaghey (second left) alongside his back-room team, Lee Kitson (Goalkeeper Coach), Mark Scoltock (Coach), Peter Allen (Coach) and Eamon Curry (Assistant Manager).

Larne Academy coach Eamon Curry joins Institute's back-room team

Security & Severance Teams Board the P&O Causeway in Larne Harbour. Pacemaker Press

Derry rally organised to support shocked P&O staff at 4pm today

NIFWA Chairwoman Ruth Gorman presenting Dungannon Swifts manager Dean Shiels with the Aktivora Manager of the Month award. Picture by Declan Roughan/Presseye

Ex-Derry City man Dean Shiels wins Manager of the Month

Institute boss Brian Donaghey will be disappointed his side were dismissed from this season's League Cup because they used an ineligible player in the last round.

Institute dismissed from BetMcLean League Cup after using ineligible player

Weekend closure for essential works on Derry line

Shay McCartan’s big money transfer from Ballymena to Glentoran has shown how the Irish League landscape has changed.

Sean Connor: A seismic change in Irish League football is well underway