Tiernan Lynch

Derry City boss Tiernan Lynch believes Gavin Whyte can become one of the league's biggest talents after finding his feet at Brandywell.

"I don't think anybody ever doubted Gavin's quality."

Danny Mullen made it three goals in two games as Derry City defeated Sligo Rovers. Photograph: George Sweeney

Mullen brace secures back to back Derry wins

Robbie Benson was superb as Derry City won in Galway on Friday. Photo: George Sweeney

"I believe the gaffer is going to ask questions about it himself."

Gavin Whyte scored the winner in Galway.

Whyte's first Derry goal seals precious win in Galway

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

Ronan Boyce and Carl Winchester celebrate after the Ramelton man's bicycle kick in front of the North Stand against Cork City.

Boyce set for 150 milestone in Galway

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

Derry City players Adam O' Reilly, Danny Mullen and Paul McMullan and Strength and Conditioning coach Danny Doherty.Photograph: George Sweeney

'It's time for Derry City to kick into gear'

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

Lynch confident goals will come for City

Derry City supporters pictured in the North Stand for its official opening on Friday night. Photograph by Kevin Moore.

Lynch praises Duffy after come from behind win over Cork

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 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’s Tiernan Lynch at the Brandywell. Photograph: George Sweeney.

North Stand can be our Kop - says Lynch

Danny Harrison, Steven Gerard Academy, Derry City manager Tiernan Lynch and principal of St Joseph’s Boy’s School Ciara Deane pictured at the launch of Derry City’s Scholarship program school. Photo: George Sweeney

Derry City launch partnership with St Joe's and Steven Gerrard Academy
DERRY City Football Club launched its full-time scholarship programme in partnership with St Joseph's Boys School and the Steven Gerrard Academy and Brandywell boss Tiernan Lynch believes it's the first steps in a long road towards developing a 'category one academy'.
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Referee Paul McLaughlin brandishes the first of two red cards on the night to Ed McGinty after the Rovers keeper handled outside his penalty area to deny Danny Mullen a chance.

Harsh red was the 'turning point' in the match says Lynch

Derry City manager Tiernan Lynch. Photograph: George Sweeney

Derry City relishing Shamrock Rovers challenge

Robbie Benson, left and Carl Winchester who returns for the Rovers trip. Photograph: George Sweeney

Lynch confident Derry City's quality will shine through

Derry City winger Dom Thomas can't wait to test himself against Shamrock Rovers in Tallaght this weekend.

Dom urges Derry forwards to 'play off the cuff' against Rovers

Derry City manager Tiernan Lynch pictured with players and coaches from the successful St. Joseph's Boys School u-18 Northern Ireland Schools Cup during a visit to the school on Tuesday morning. (Photos: Jim McCafferty Photography)

Lynch makes surprise visit to St Joseph's Boys School

TURNING POINT . . . Tiernan Lynch reckons Derry's win in Sligo could prove to be a turning point for his team.

Lynch hails Duffy and hopes Sligo win is 'turning point'

Derry City goalscorer Michael Duffy looks over at the offside flag in dismay after finding the net before referee Rob Hennessy overrules his assistant.

Duffy nets winner at Sligo Showgrounds

Derry City manager Tiernan Lynch. Photograph: George Sweeney

City boss wants 'three points and a night's sleep'

Derry City players pictured at training at the GAA Centre of Excellence, Owenbeg.

Derry City boss Tiernan Lynch promises to deal with controversial videos interna...

Derry City's Kevin Holt says the team must show a ruthlessness in both boxes against Sligo Rovers. Photograph: George Sweeney

Holt: Best form of defence is attack!

Michael Duffy was unfortunate not to score more than one against Galway.

It's only a matter of time before Derry City click: Horgan
OLLIE Horgan reckons it's only a matter of time before Derry City's all star cast kick on after watching them up close in Galway United's 1-1 draw at Brandywell on Friday night.
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Derry City manager Tiernan Lynch. Photograph: George Sweeney

Lynch still trying to get used to League of Ireland officiating

Derry City players Adam O' Reilly, Danny Mullen and Paul McMullan and Strength and Conditioning coach Danny Doherty.Photograph: George Sweeney

Lynch convinced misfiring City has enough firepower to trouble Galway

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

Keep believing in the process - urges Lynch

Carl Winchester is shown a straight red for his challenge on Mason Melia at Richmond Park on Monday night.

Winchester loses red card appeal and serves two match ban

Carl Winchester is shown a straight red card by referee Gavin Colfer at the start of the second half for a challenge on Mason Melia. Photograph by Kevin Moore.

10 man Derry fall to defeat in Richmond Park

Derry City manager Tiernan Lynch is back in the dugout for tonight's clash against St Patrick's Athletic. Photograph: George Sweeney

Lynch calls for bouncebackability at St Pat's

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

Derry City shocked at home by Waterford

Tempers flare following Michael Duffy goal against Bohemians. Photograph: George Sweeney

Lynch has no regrets over red card

New Derry City signing Kevin Holt who arrived from Dundee United. Photograph by George Sweeney.

Holt denies claims he was holding Dundee United to ransom

Derry City’s new signing Kevin Holt. Photograph: George Sweeney

Holt explains reasons for swapping SPL for League of Ireland

Derry City's Carl Winchester, Ronan Boyce and Michael Duffy salute fans after the game against Bohemians. Photograph: George Sweeney

Carl happy to do the dirty work for Derry City

Bohemians manager Alan Reynolds. Photograph: George Sweeney

Derry City's in it to win it says Reynolds

Dundee United defender Kevin Holt wins this header against Falkirk's Ross MacIver.

Derry City set to land transfer deadline move for Dundee United defender

Tempers flare following Michael Duffy goal against Bohemians. Photograph: George Sweeney

'The whole world hates Derry City'

Michael Duffy's free kick beats Bohemians goalkeeper James Talbot. Photograph: George Sweeney

Duffy's hot streak against Bohs continues as City get off the mark

Derry City manager Tiernan Lynch is on the lookout for a defender. Photograph: George Sweeney

Crystal Palace defender on Derry City radar

Carl Winchester is available for selection against Bohemians.

Lynch to reshuffle pack as Bohs visit

Derry City manager Tiernan Lynch can't wait for opening home match of his Brandywell reign. Photograph by Kevin Morrison.

Rome wasn't built in a day: Lynch

Tiernan Lynch sees light in the dark at Tolka Park. Photograph Kevin Moore.

Lynch won't be forced into a panic buy

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

Derry City fall to opening night defeat

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

Boyce: My Perfect Cousin 'Winny'

Sam Todd chats with Patrick McElheney. Photograph: George Sweeney

Sam Todd eager to bounce back and prove his worth

Derry City manager Tiernan Lynch. Photograph: George Sweeney

Lynch not interested in hogging the headlines

Derry City manager Tiernan Lynch. Photograph: George Sweeney

Tiernan Lynch's special Tolka Park request

Derry City midfielder Adam O'Reilly has been enjoying his advanced role in preseason. Photograph by Kevin Morrison

O'Reilly ready for new role in Lynch's Derry City

Derry City manager Tiernan Lynch wants to ensure the club's fans get fully behind his team by adopting an exciting style of play. Photograph: George Sweeney

Lynch plans to get Derry City fans onside

The new North Stand at the Ryan McBride Brandywell Stadium. Photograph: George Sweeney

Brandywell's North Stand opening will go 'tight to the wire'

Derry City an unknown quantity in 2025