25/10/2021
25/10/2021
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The new D&D league kicks off this evening. Pic by Tom Heaney nwpresspics
The Mayor of Derry City and Strabane District Council Brian Tierney will be present at Clooney Park West this evening to officially mark the beginning of the 100th season of D&D football.
16 teams have agreed to participate in the celebrations of a league which has been a popular staple of Derry over the past century, ever since its first season in 1921/22.
Three games will take place this evening, all beginning at 7pm.
TOTH v TRISTAR (Clooney Park West)
FOYLE HARPS v LISAHALLY (Leafair)
MAGEE v DON BOSCOS (Templemore central)
The new D&D league will continue through to July, with both the McAlinden Cup and the Terry Kelly Cup included.
This week’s fixtures:
Monday 17th May 7pm KO
TOTH v TRISTAR (Clooney Park West)
FOYLE HARPS v LISAHALL (Leafair)
MAGEE v DON BOSCOS (Templemore central)
Tuesday 18th May 7pm KO
CREGGAN v OXFORD (Prehen 2)
BRANDYWELL v STRABANE (CPW)
Wednesday 19th May 7pm KO
PHOENIX v CULMORE (Leafair)
MAIDEN CITY v TROJANS (CPW)
Thursday 20th May 7pm KO
BALLYMOOR v TOTH (Prehen 2)
NEWELL v GOLDSWIFTS (Temp Central)
Nathan Gartside pulled off several good saves.
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