Eoin Wilson is a journalist at Belfast Telegraph. He specializes in covering team sports, bringing insights and analysis to the forefront of his reporting. Eoin's work has been featured in DM2I, Belfast Telegraph, Irish Examiner, and Irish Independent.
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By: Eoin Wilson
Tiernan Lynch believes that big games are for big names as he prepares his Derry City side for a crucial clash at Bohemians on Friday evening.
By: Eoin Wilson
Tiernan Lynch believes that big games are for big names as he prepares his Derry City side for a crucial clash at Bohemians on Friday evening.
By: Eoin Wilson
Brian Maher produced his best display ever in a Derry City shirt in an incredible game at Dalymount Park.
By: Eoin Wilson
Tiernan Lynch is refusing to deviate from his mantra of ‘one game at a time’ as Derry City face another huge game in their quest for second place and European qualification.
By: Eoin Wilson
Danny Mullen could well carry the European hopes of every Derry City fan on his shoulders as the only remaining fit striker at the club for the final five games of the season.
By: Eoin Wilson
Tiernan Lynch believes his players are fully behind him as his team aim to take another step closer to European football whet hey host Sligo Rovers on Friday night.
By: Eoin Wilson
Michael Duffy scored with just 10 seconds remaining to put Derry City on the verge of securing European football next season.
By: Eoin Wilson
Derry City can take a huge step towards confirming European football next season with victory in Waterford on Friday night.
Derry City are now just one win away from guaranteeing European football next season after coming from behind to win in Waterford.
By: Eoin Wilson
Liam Boyce returns from injury as Derry City chase goals and a vital win at Waterford under pressure.
