Finn Harps boss Dave Rogers steps down
Finn Harps have confirmed this afternoon that manager Dave Rogers has left the role with immediate effect. In a statement this afternoon, Rogers said that he was stepping away due to “personal and family reasons”. Rogers joined the club as First Team Manager on a full-time basis last December ahead…
Actions of Bohemians fans causes upset for mica homeowners
The Donegal Mica Action Group have condemned the behaviour of Bohemians fans at a recent SSE Airtricity League football match against Finn Harps. It is alleged that chants were heard from the Bohemians fans that made derogatory references to houses affected by the Mica crisis in Donegal. In…
Waterford FC file complaint against Finn Harps defender
Waterford FC have filed a complaint to the FAI over the eligibility of Finn Harps defender Shane McEleney. McEleney played in Harps’ 1-0 win over Waterford on Monday which kept Harps up in the premier division but meant Waterford missed out on a Europa League qualifier spot. McEleney got a…
Local soccer clubs need Government support
Calls are being made on the Government to provide a support for League of Ireland clubs such as Sligo Rovers and Finn Harps that have been impacted by the Covid-19 pandemic. The calls have been made by Sligo Leitrim TD Martin Kenny. The Sinn Féin TD says many revenue generating…
Harps drawn away to Dundalk in FAI Cup
Finn Harps have been handed possibly the toughest draw in round two of the FAI Cup. The Donegal side will have to travel to Oriel Park to face Premier Division high-fliers Dundalk in round two, following their extra-time defeat of Bray Wanderers last weekend. Longford Town’s reward for knocking out…
Harps and Rovers U17s play out 2-2 draw
Finn Harps U17s 2-2 Sligo Rovers The Finn Harps U17s remain third in Elite Northern Section of the Northern League after coming from 2-0 down at half-time to draw against Sligo Rovers in Ballybofey on Saturday. Sligo came into the game seven points behind Declan Boyle’s boys and looked like…
FAI Cup and Women’s Champions League take centre stage this evening
The FAI Cup kicks off this evening, with 14 teams looking to progress through to the second round. Among this evening’s ties, Finn Harps journey to the Carlisle Grounds to face Bray Wanderers. That one is underway at 7.45pm, the same time as Drogheda face Shamrock Rovers, Dundalk play Cobh…