20/09/2021
20/09/2021
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The Derry U20 hurling squad pictured before their semi-final win over Sligo.
Derry await the outcome of an appeal lodged against midfielder Michael McCormack's red card in their recent All-Ireland U20 B win over Sligo.
McCormack and his Sligo opponent Michael Munnelly were sent off, on straight red cards, by Galway referee Brian Keon in the opening seconds of the game.
Derry expect the outcome of their appeal to McCormack's sending off for a strike with 'minimal force', but the game wasn't recorded on video.
The Oakleafers were 2-19 to 1-15 winners thanks to goals from Shea Cassidy and Padraig O'Kane, setting up a final with Meath with a date yet to be finalised.
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Dawn McLaughlin, Derry Chamber of Commerce President, (second row, centre) with those ready to embark on the Tower Museum charity abseil. A trio of schoolkids also dropped by to offer moral support
Colum Eastwood said that "according to the Foyle Foodbank, 66 per cent of those who found themselves in food poverty in Derry last year said it was down to low income, with 19 per cent due to benefit
Danny Lafferty congratulates Cameron McJannett on his late winner at Dalymount Park back in April. Both players are suspended for tonight’s game.
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