GARETH Harkin has signed for another season at Finn Harps.
Tony McNamee ‘excited’ by Finn Harps move
TONY McNamee says he is ‘excited’ to have joined Finn Harps and can’t wait to get started in Ballybofey.
Brian McGroary hopes to build on early promise at Finn Harps
BRIAN McGroary is aiming to build on a promising first couple of months at Finn Harps after putting pen to paper on a one-year deal at the Ballybofey club for the 2015 season.
Ciaran Gallagher back at Finn Harps ‘more professional’ and hungry for success
CIARAN Gallagher doesn’t want to act out his own version of the Parabal of the Prodigal Son.
Ciaran Gallagher returns, Tony McNamee joins as Ollie Horgan begins building Finn Harps squad
BY CHRIS MCNULTY CIARAN Gallagher has returned to Finn Harps after spending a season at Derry City, while Harps manager Ollie Horgan has recruited Ramelton man Tony McNamee from Irish League side Glenavon. Harps captain Kevin McHugh, as well as Keith Cowan, Thomas McMonagle and Michael Funston have confirmed that they will remain at Finn […]
Ulster Senior League votes for ‘winter’ return – but League future remains uncertain
THE Ulster Senior League has decided to return to winter football in 2015, but the immediate future of some of its participants remains unknown.
Johnny Dunleavy: Living the dream, leading Cork City’s title charge
Ballybofey man Johnny Dunleavy captains Cork City in their title challenge on Friday night at Dundalk
Ulster Senior League EGM to debate winter return again
THE eight clubs and the executive of the Ulster Senior League will meet tonight for an Emergency General Meeting that will thrash out the possibility of a move back to a winter season for the League.
Christy Connaghan: Back on track after four-year nightmare
CHRISTY Connaghan could easily put the last four years of his sporting career into the bin and start again on a blank canvas.
Ollie Horgan lays foundations in year one, but age old issues leave Finn Harps in familiar quandry at season’s end
BY CHRIS MCNULTY c.mcnulty@donegalnews.com AWAY from the passion and pressure of the dugout, Ollie Horgan is a trained pianist. Give him anything from Bach or Beethoven to Verdi and Wagner, Horgan is likely to oblige. Advertisement Horgan doesn’t hog the limelight and is never too revealing in interviews, but playing the piano is one of […]