These are interesting times around Finn Harps – and issue 5 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 four issues selling out.
Now, issue 5 will hit the market for Friday night’s game between Finn Harps and Treaty United at Finn Park.
The latest edition features senior women’s player Mollie Page on the front cover.
As Harps members prepare for a seismic vote on the potential sale of the club to Filipino businessman Freddy Gonzalez, Chris McNulty looks at what’s at stake in the View From The Box column.
Bartley Ramsay tells the story of a unique goalkeeping jersey from the 1990s, obtained from the attic of former player Darran Nash.
Bartley Ramsay also looks back at recent games for the Finn Harps Women’s and Academy sides.
In The Big Interview this month, Chris McNulty catches up with a man for the big moment – former Harps star Donal O’Brien who scored some huge goals for the club.
Joe Doherty breaks down the facts and figures of the season so far while Shane Bell charts the last few games from the Finn Harps first team.
Long-time Harps fan and junior club administrator Niall Patton charts his journey following the club – from the days before Harps went into the League of Ireland – and shares a frustration with the local junior football attitude to Harps.
Local journalist and Harps fan Connie Duffy examines the close connections between Harps and Newcastle, while Bohemians fan Tony Magner outlines what he thinks of 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 Treaty United game.