With Harps having a women's team this year, it would be a big challenge to have more games there, but if it's at the end of the Irish League season the weather could potentially make it possible to use Finn Park
With Harps having a women's team this year, it would be a big challenge to have more games there, but if it's at the end of the Irish League season the weather could potentially make it possible to use Finn Park
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Is the pitch Derry played on a few years ago not available.
Maginn.. yeah it probably would be, owned by Inishowen League
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Celtic Park confirmed, according to the Examiner.
Genuinely surprised at that. A great arrangement.
https://www.irishexaminer.com/sport/...-41752671.html
Should stick up a poster of yiz playing a Celtic X1 in Celtic Park, make a small fortune........
Probably a hard question to answer at this stage, but would the safety for away fans be any better/worse in the gaa ground?
Been in Celtic Park a few times to see the Dubs vDerry and always had a good time there.Originally Posted by placid casual
Unfortunately it probably has more safety issues for away fans than the Brandywell. There is a big terrace behind the south goal but access is from the Lone Moor Road. A lot more houses there too than the away entrance into the Brandywell.
Sure Derry will fill the 18,000 capacity with no away fans and the other clubs will reciprocate with no away Derry fans for corresponding fixtures ?
( would be sensible to do that for a few years for the Bohs fixtures anyway)
Great arrangement for Derry City is Celtic Park far from Brandywell? Forgot that Institute play in the Brandywell.
Gary Cronin is he the right man to manage Longford Town?
Pretty much the same, if not better? Hard to know.
There's a car park behind each of the goals, so could keep things quite separate.
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