By Gerard Mulreaney (@gerard_sports)
It’s a case of ‘Once more unto the breach’ for Ollie Horgan’s Finn Harps in their final game of the season against Longford Town on Friday night.
Faced with an inevitable relegation battle on a yearly basis, on both financial and geographical grounds, Ollie Horgan’s side generally come up with the goods when it really matters.
Continue reading “Finn Harps battle for survival continues”Shamrock Rovers quest for the double continues
By Gerard Mulreaney (@gerardmulreaney)
With the league now done and dusted, and the championship trophy nicely tucked away, Shamrock Rovers will look to achieve the double as they take on Finn Harps in the second FAI Cup quarter final on Friday. Continue reading “Bradley says “There’ll be no excuses” as Rovers chase the double”
By Gerard Mulreaney
After plenty of speculation in recent weeks, Ollie Horgan has finally signed an extension to his contract and will remain at Finn Harps for a further two years. Continue reading “Horgan extends as Harps look ahead”
By Dermot Keely (@keelysbar)
Well the end of the season has come…..I think the League of Ireland teams can be proud of themselves. Attendances are up, the football has improved, and if you take out the antics of the FAI I’d say the product has definitely improved. Continue reading “And that’s a Wrap”
It’s a Bank Holiday bonus on Monday, with four games set to take place in the Premier Division. All four games are intriguing in their own way. Dundalk look to keep pressure on leaders Shamrock Rovers by beating UCD, ahead of the big Dublin Derby clash with Bohemians on Tuesday night, Cork City hoping to halt their recent slide with a home game against Sligo Rovers, Finn Harps trying to kick-start their season against St Pats, while Derry make the lengthy trip to Waterford as their push for Europe gathers pace. Continue reading “Monday bonus for fans of the GreatestLeagueInTheWorld”
Finn Harps will hope to take advantage of International call-ups to surprise Premier Division leaders Shamrock Rovers in the only game in the top division on Friday night. Continue reading “Finn Harps set to battle for points against the league leaders”
By Gerard Mulreaney (@gerardmulreaney)
St Patrick’s Athletic Manager Harry Kenny is called on the Saints supporters to come again in huge numbers tonight as his side look to continue their fantastic winning start to the season. Continue reading “Preview: St Patrick’s Athletic v Finn Harps”
Despite doubts over a number of players Finn Harps manager Ollie Horgan is still relishing the challenge of this Friday night’s big Irish Daily Mail FAI Cup first round clash against Bohemians in Ballybofey (kick-off 8.00). Continue reading “FAI Cup Preview: Finn Harps v Bohemians “
