Liam Boyce

Teenager Terence Doherty celebrates scoring his side's second goal during the SSE Airtricity Men's Premier Division match between Sligo Rovers and Derry City at the Showgrounds in Sligo. Photo by Matthew Harvey/Sportsfile

Doherty debut brace secures Derry City a draw in Sligo

Derry City players Gavin Whyte & Liam Boyce visiting Greenhaw PS in the run up to their IFA Cup final against Waterford. (Photo - Tom Heaney, nwpresspics) : .

18 brilliant photos from Derry City players’ visit to Greenhaw PS in Carnhill

Derry City interim manager Mark Connolly. Photo by Matthew Harvey/Sportsfile

FAI Cup final places up for grabs against Sligo: Connolly

Michael Duffy celebrates after winning the SSE Airtricity Men’s Premier Division match between Shelbourne and Derry City at Tolka Park in Dublin. Photo by Paul Phelan/Sportsfile

Duffy's late winner defeats Shels as Derry City into fifth

Cameron Dummigan of Derry City after his side conceded a first goal during the UEFA Conference League Second Qualifying Round second leg match between Derry City and HNK Rijeka at The Ryan McBride Brandywell Stadium in Derry.

Derry City's European adventure ended by Rijeka

ROLLS BOYCE . . . Liam Boyce of Derry City celebrates after scoring his side's first goal during the UEFA Europa League First Qualifying Round 1st Leg match between CSKA Sofia and Derry City at Vasil Levski National Stadium in Sofia, Bulgaria. Photo by Ivan Ivanov/Sportsfile

Boyce rolls back the years with another CSKA Sofia strike

Around 200 Derry City supports take their place in the far end of the Vasil Levski Stadium in Sofia ahead of the Europa League first round qualifier which finished in a 3-2 defeat for the Brandywell club.

Valiant Derry City display in Sofia keeps Europa League tie alive

Liam Boyce of Derry City celebrates after scoring his side's first goal during the SSE Airtricity Men’s Premier Division match between Shamrock Rovers and Derry City at Tallaght Stadium in Dublin. Photo by Stephen McCarthy/Sportsfile

Late Greene goal denies Derry City victory in Tallaght

Darragh Markey of Derry City is tackled by Rob Cornwall at Oriel Park in Dundalk, Louth. Photo by Ben McShane/Sportsfile

Lynch welcomes Derry City reset

Daniel Cleary of Shamrock Rovers in action against Carl Winchester during the 2026 Men's President's Cup final match between Shamrock Rovers and Derry City at Tallaght Stadium in Dublin. Photo by Michael P Ryan/Sportsfile

Lynch hails Derry City's bench power as Winchester ruled out

INJURY BLOW . . . Liam Boyce is set to be sidelined for more than eight weeks with a calf injury. The striker also underwent minor knee surgery yesterday. Photo by Tyler Miller/Sportsfile

Boyce set for lengthy spell on sidelines with injury

Liam Boyce is delighted to see high quality new recruits at Brandywell. Photo by Ramsey Cardy/Sportsfile

Boyce makes no apology for City transfer business

Derry City physiotherapist Leah McCready signals for injured player Liam Boyce to be substituted during the Sports Direct Men’s FAI Cup third round match between Derry City and Drogheda United at The Ryan McBride Brandywell Stadium in Derry. Photo by Stephen McCarthy/Sportsfile

Liam Boyce ruled out for season as Lynch reshuffles pack

Dipo Akinyemi scores Derry City's most recent league goal against Bohemians on July 25th. (Photo by Ramsey Cardy/Sportsfile)

Derry seeking to rediscover goal-den touch

Derry City's newest recruit Jamie Stott with manager Tiernan Lynch. Photo by Kevin Morrison.

Lynch happy with summer transfer business

Brandon Fleming of Derry City before the Sports Direct Men’s FAI Cup second round match between Treaty United and Derry City at Markets Field.

Lynch targets 'possibly two' new signings before close of window
TIERNAN Lynch admits he's on the search for 'possibly two' new signings before Monday's League of Ireland transfer deadline shuts.
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Derry City supporters, from left, Lucas, age 9, Denise, Dave, and Rhys Brown, age 7, with the Sports Direct Men’s FAI Cup Trophy. Photo by Ben McShane/Sportsfile

Derry City host FAI Cup holders Drogheda in third round

Liam Boyce of Derry City, 27, is congratulated by team-mates Sadou Diallo, left, and Mark Connolly, right, after scoring their side's third goal during the Sports Direct Men’s FAI Cup second round match between Treaty United and Derry City at Markets Field in Limerick. Photo by Stephen McCarthy/Sportsfile

Lynch hails 'perfect' night on banks of the Shannon

Derry City supporters, from left, Rory McCrea, Vincent Doherty, Charlie Doherty, John Elliott and Mickey Kerrigan before the Sports Direct Men’s FAI Cup second round match between Treaty United and Derry City at Markets Field in Limerick. Photo by Stephen McCarthy/Sportsfile

Boyce the hat-trick hero as Derry fire five past Treaty

Derry City manager Tiernan Lynch in attendance during the UEFA Champions League First Qualifying Round first leg match between Shelbourne and Linfield at Tolka Park in Dublin. Photo by Ben McShane/Sportsfile

Whatever you do Derry, do nothing!

Hat-trick hero Liam Boyce celebrates in front of the Brandywell support as Derry City ran riot against Waterford. Photos by Kevin Moore.

'We've got to catch Rovers' says Mitchell

Goalscorers Michael Duffy and Gavin Whyte celebrate as Derry City run riot against Waterford. Photo by Kevin Moore.

WATCH: All the goals from Derry City's demolition job on the Blues

Hat-trick hero Liam Boyce celebrates in front of the Brandywell support as Derry City ran riot against Waterford. Photos by Kevin Moore.

Boyce nets hat-trick as Derry run riot against Waterford

Drogheda United players celebrate after Conor Keeley scored their side's second goal at Brandywell.

Derry City has another score to settle

Liam Boyce celebrates scoring his first Derry City goal against Drogheda last April alongside Danny Mullen. Photo by Stephen McCarthy/Sportsfile

Boyce wants to make amends against Drogs

Liam Boyce of Derry City, left, celebrates with teammates after scoring at Richmond Park in Dublin.

Capital gains for Derry as Boyce seals win at Richmond

Derry City players celebrate Michael Duffy's stunning strike in the second half. Photo by Kevin Moore.

Duffy stunner seals precious win for Derry at Tolka Park
Shelbourne 0 Derry City 1
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Liam Boyce, celebrating his first goal for Derry with Michael Duffy, is loving life at Brandywell.

Boyce confident Derry can rise to the occasion

Ciaron Harkin, Danny Mullen and Pat Hoban will all be vying for a starting berth against Drogheda. Photo by Kevin Morrison.

Happy squad headache for Tinkerman Tiernan

Danny Mullen is enjoying a rich vein of form.

Derry City's friendly firepower!

Matchwinners Liam Boyce and Kevin Holt.

Holt winner in Cork sends Derry City into second spot

Derry City goalscorer Danny Mullen celebrates his second half strike in front of the North Stand. Photograph by Kevin Moore.

Mullen's hot streak against St Pat's continues as City move into third

Carl Winchester and his cousin Liam Boyce have been two crucial signings for Tiernan Lynch. Photo by Kevin Morrison.

Carl heaps praise on his perfect cousin Boycie

Goalscorers Liam Boyce and Michael Duffy celebrate in front of the Southend Park stand in the first half. Photographs by Kevin Moore.

Derry City sink Shels with clinical display at Brandywell

Adam O'Reilly hopes Derry City can issue a statement of intent against Shelbourne.

Adam's living the life of O'Reilly

Derry City fullback Ben Doherty is awaiting news from a specialist on his foot injury.

Life's a pitch for Derry City as Doherty awaits news on foot injury

Derry City midfielder Carl Winchester applies the pressure on Drogheda's Shane Farrell.

Players must all take the blame - says Winchester

Derry City first team coach Andy Mitchell with his head in his hands.

No mincing of words after Drogs debacle as Lynch seeks response

Derry City goalscorer Liam Boyce and Drogheda United's Darragh Markey before the Belfast man got sent off in the second half.

Lynch denies disciplinary problem as Derry 'self destruct'

Michael Duffy holds off his man during the first half against Drogheda United. Photograph by Kevin Moore.

10 man Derry City fall to fourth defeat of season against Drogheda

BIG GOALS . . . Liam Boyce celebrated his 34th birthday this week.

Lynch confident goals will come for City

Ronan Boyce and Carl Winchester celebrate Derry City's equaliser against Cork City in front of the North Stand.

Duffy does it again as Derry City come from behind to clinch win

Derry City‘s Liam Boyce gets a shot on target against Waterford. Photo: George Sweeney

'Goals will come' says Liam Boyce

Liam Boyce goes at the Waterford Fc defence at Brandywell on Friday night.

Derry City shocked at home by Waterford

Michael Duffy guides his equalising goal past Conor Kearns. Photo by Kevin Moore.

Derry City fall to opening night defeat

Derry City full back Shane Ferguson with Paul McMullan in training. Photograph: George Sweeney

"When you're in the shit you'll be backed up!"

MY COUSIN 'WINNY' . . . Liam Boyce and his second cousin Carl Winchester

Boyce: My Perfect Cousin 'Winny'

Derry City manager Tiernan Lynch. Photograph: George Sweeney

Tiernan Lynch's special Tolka Park request

Derry City’s starting eleven against Ballymena United. Photograph: George Sweeney

Late Duffy strike earns Derry City victory over Ballymena

Derry City boss Tiernan Lynch

Lynch steps up pursuit of defender

Liam Boyce of Derry City battles with Institute’s Zach McAuley. Photograph: George Sweeney

Lynch pleased with Derry's pre-season progress

Derry City goal scorer Robbie Benson, left, is congratulated by Carl Winchester. Photograph: George Sweeney

Duffy on the double as new-look City lift Billy Kee Cup

The new-look Derry City squad make their way to training at the GAA Centre of Excellence, Owenbeg. Photograph: George Sweeney

Lynch defends Derry City's recruitment strategy

Derry City players Robbie Benson and Pat Hoban training at the GAA Centre of Excellence, Owenbeg, on Monday morning. Photograph: George Sweeney

Lynch shuts down Hoban exit rumours

Derry City target Dominic Thomas (Queens Park) is outjumped for this high ball by Falkirk's Dylan Tait at Hampden Park.

Queens Park skipper is Brandywell-bound

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