Eunan McGlinchey has left Team 109 (Pic: James McCann)
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Eunan McGlinchey has left Team 109 (Pic: James McCann)
Derry manager Rory Gallagher.
Derry are seeking nominations for the vacant U20 football manager post after Mickey Donnelly stepped down on Monday
Derry are searching for managers ahead of the new season
Sean Brady and Rory Gallagher give us their views.
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Hannah is believed to be wearing a pink coat.
Lynn and Philip Hasson walk down the aisle.
Tributes were paid to Joanne McBride in her local newspaper, the Ulster Herald.
Reverend David Latimer
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One of the tops produced by O'Neills for Hartlepool Football Club.
Seamus passed away last week.
Derry City's season ended with a penalty shoot-out defeat to Sligo Rovers
Derry GAA Chairman Seán Bradley presents the old and new county hurling trophies to Tom Magill and Hugh Martin McGurk after Lavey's 1985 success, their first in 23 years
Callum Devine will take part in this weekend's Rally Islas Canarias (Pic: Philip Fitzpatrick/Sportsfile)
Derry City captain Conor McCormack admits the last month has been difficult on the players
Huddersfield Towns Conor Falls and West Ham United's Michael Forbes.
Derry City FC is offering 2020 season ticket refunds
Declan Devine and his team kicked off their season over 9 months ago
Nicky Low and Aaron McEneff celebrate winning the EA Sports League Cup at the Brandywell back in 2018
Hannah is believed to be wearing a pink coat.
Department officials are to brief county council officials and councillors in Letterkenny next week over the establishment of a direct provision centre in the town
St Cecilia's has won the Secondary School of the Year award.
Tributes were paid to Joanne McBride in her local newspaper, the Ulster Herald.
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