Derry City manager Declan Devine with, from left, Marty McCann, coach, and Kevin Deery, assistant manager. Photo - Tom Heaney, nwpresspics
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Derry City manager Declan Devine with, from left, Marty McCann, coach, and Kevin Deery, assistant manager. Photo - Tom Heaney, nwpresspics
Rory Patterson celebrates one of his goals in the Setanta Cup final.
Derry City's Paddy McCourt has been in self-isolation for 12 days.
Derry City will play only 27 league games this season after the FAI removed the last round of games
Derry City remain in lockdown
Liam Smyth, Games Organiser, Jimbo Crossan, Chairman, and Willie Barrett, Secretary with Christy McGeehan of Phoenix Athletic. The D&D's future could well be decided tonight.
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The new service will aim to dispose of excess rubbish and waste.
Trojans defeated Portadown at the weekend.
Put the kettle on again, Jobby: John ‘Jobby’ Crossan, left, sitting around a gas heater in his sports shop with long-time friends.
Conor Tourish celebrates after giving Institute an early lead.
ON THE BALL... Derry City midfielder Jack Malone takes control during the second half of Friday's game at the RSC. Photo: Kevin Moore
Ryan Curran has made a name for himself in the Irish League since leaving Derry City.
BACK IN ACTION... Mark McChrystal made a return to the starting line up in place of the injured Ally Gilchrist at Waterford. Photo: Kevin Moore
EMPTY... Derry City could well be playing games behind closed doors due to the outbreak of the coronavirus
Man of the match Mark McChrystal who was making only his second start and third appearance overall since returning to the club. Photo: Kevin Moore
Young people have been gathering at pitches beside the Foyle Arena.
Grand Master of the Grand Orange Lodge of Ireland, Wor. Bro. Edward Stevenson
Deirdre has amassed years of experience in different roles after starting out as a St John's Ambulance cadet at the age of 11
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