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Delaney delighted with Harps project
Football Association of Ireland chief executive John Delaney was delighted to attend the sod-turning ceremony at Finn Harps’ new stadium project earlier this week.
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BLOG
Team of the Week #10
The tenth eleven-a-side.com Team of the Week sees some regular faces, including Bohemians goalkeeper Brian Murphy and ever-green Derry City defender Peter Hutton.
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Lissywoollen to host Harps clash
The new Athlone Town Stadium in Lissywoollen will host its first ever FAI Ford Cup encounter next month when Premier Division strugglers Finn Harps visit for a third round showdown.
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Harps to turn sod on new stadium
eircom League of Ireland club Finn Harps have confirmed that the sod will be turned on the new stadium project at Railway Road, Stranorlar this coming Monday, May 12th.
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ACTION
Harps rediscover scoring touch
Galway United 2-2 Finn Harps
Finn Harps ended a dismal run of seven games without a goal by twice coming from behind to take a point against bottom side Galway United on Friday night.
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Trapattoni to conduct FAI Cup draw
Republic of Ireland manager Giovanni Trapattoni will conduct the FAI Ford Cup third round draw at the D4 Ballsbridge Court Hotel in Dublin on Monday.
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PREVIEW
Bottom two collide in the west
After back-to-back clean sheets over the past week, Galway United seek their first league victory under new boss Jeff Kenna when fellow strugglers Finn Harps visit Terryland Park on Friday.|
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OBITUARY
The late Paul Magee
The death has occurred of Paul Magee, a former player with Shamrock Rovers, St Patrick’s Athletic, Finn Harps and Bray Wanderers and son of legendary commentator Jimmy, after a battle with Motor Neurone disease.
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ACTION
Derry City 3-0 Finn Harps
There was no halt to Finn Harps’ woes as three-time eircom League Cup holders Derry City eased past the Donegal men’s challenge on Bank Holiday Monday.
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ACTION
Drogs climb to third
Drogheda United 1-0 Finn Harps
It may not have been entirely convincing but champions Drogheda United maintained their ascent up the Premier Division standings with a narrow victory over struggling Finn Harps on Friday evening.
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Hegarty rues Harps crisis
Finn Harps manager Paul Hegarty admits his side must try to ride the wave of their current crisis in the coming weeks.
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PREVIEW
Shelley absent for Drogs
PFAI Player of the Year Brian Shelley is sidelined for champions Drogheda United when they welcome out-of-sorts Finn Harps to United Park on Friday.
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ACTION
Almeida forces Harps deeper into mire
Finn Harps 0-1 Sligo Rovers
Mauro Almeida’s first half header bagged all three points for Sligo Rovers in the north-west derby on Friday night as off-colour Finn Harps dropped into the bottom three of the Premier Division table.
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Finn Harps v Sligo Rovers
Finn Harps will try to arrest a run of four straight defeats when they welcome north-west rivals Sligo Rovers to Ballybofey on Friday night.
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Mathews hails “excellent” win
Cork City manager Alan Mathews paid tribute to his side after their fourth successive victory on Friday night.
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