Funston to feature in the Finn Harps Tone

It has been a time of change at Finn Harps in the last month – and to delve into it all, issue 6 of The Finn Park Tone will go on sale this week.
The new fanzine has proved a big hit on the Finn Park terraces with the first five issues selling out in double quick time.
The new edition will hit the market for Friday night’s game between Finn Harps and Cobh Ramblers at Finn Park.
Former Harps midfielder Michael Funston – one of only 10 players to play over 300 games for the club – features in The Big Interview with Chris McNulty. In The View From The Box column, Chris also assesses what has been a busy and sometimes confusing month behind the scenes for the club.
Shane Bell reflects on what has been a difficult period for the Finn Harps first team while Joe Doherty looks back at the managerial reign of Kevin McHugh, who left the club under a cloud at the end of July. Joe also brings us the latest facts and figures for the season so far.
Tommy Dullaghan has been following Harps since their early days as a League of Ireland club and has filled a variety of roles around Finn Park. Tommy tells his story in this month’s Harps and Me.
Local journalist Paddy Walsh is dreaming of big nights on the pitch after a recent trip to the Johan Cruyff Arena in the Netherlands.
In The Colours Of My Harps, Bartley Ramsay takes a unique Harps shirt off the hanger; this one a shirt in the mould of a Coventry City jersey which Harps wore in the 1995/96 season – with Harps playing against Coventry that same season.
Bartley also looks back at recent games for the Finn Harps Women’s and Academy sides and Derry City fan Brian Dunleavy talks about his thoughts When I Think Of Finn Harps.
The edition is, once again, illustrated by photographs from the lens of Joe Boland from North West Newspix.
The Finn Park Tone editorial team comprises Joe Doherty, Bartley Ramsay, Chris McNulty and Joe Boland.
The Finn Park Tone is priced at €3 and will be on sale at the Finn Harps v Cobh Ramblers game.