27/10/2021
27/10/2021
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On Saturday in Tullamore, Derry won their second successive Celtic Challenge title with a 2-13 to 2-11 win over Galway Tribesmen.
In a repeat of last year's decider, it took goals at important times from Shea Cassidy and Kosta Papachristopolous to set Derry on tbeir way. They still needed a stellar defensive showing to thwart the Tribesmen's comeback.
The County Derry Post/www.DerryNow.com were there reporting on the game and afterwards Michael McMullan spoke to defender Niall McGonigle, goalkeeper Leo Passmore as well as selectors Kevin Kelly and Martin Birt.
0:10 - Kevin Kelly 4:55 - Leo Passmore and Niall McGonigle 8:28 - Martin Birt
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Derry City boss, Ruaidhri Higgins, says Friday night's match at home to Bohemians is a "brilliant game" to look forward to
Derry City skipper Eoin Toal says that despite last week's defeat to Drogheda, the Candystripes will be giving their all to finish the season strongly.
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