Fresh controversy over ownership and repair of Free Derry Wall
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07 Mar 2026
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07 Mar 2026
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PICTURED ABOVE: Derry City goalkeeper Arlo Doherty (right) pictured in the club’s new goalkeeper jersey. Defender Mark Connolly also pictured in City’s 2025 away jersey, which is now available in both O'Neills Sports Superstore and the club’s Christmas pop-up shop in Foyleside.
Derry City have unveiled the club’s new 2025 Away Shirt – which is now available to purchase online and in store.
The outfield shirt features a fresh green colourway and a round buttoned collar.
The alternate goalkeeper shirt to accompany this adds a distinctive contrast in a deep shade of purple.
The home shirt will be retained for another season and the 2024 Away Shirt will be kept for the 2025 season as a third shirt.
The club’s retail outlet opens in Foyleside this morning (Thursday, December 5) from 9.00am and will be open for the holiday season. Purchasing direct is the best way to support the club.
Or shop online at dcfconlinestore.com
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