Drive105 Match Night Live

Interview by Gareth McGuinness 

Dee Curran caught up with the Scottish centre forward on the day he signed a year extensions with the Candystripes. 

Michael Duffy was the star of the game after putting 2 goals past the Bohemians keeper last night. the most memorable being the 40th minute free kick. Michael Kealey caught up with Mickey after the game!

Interview by James O'Toole

Ruaidhri Higgins was obviously displeased with some sections of the media after last week's draw with Shamrock Rovers, citing they had their own agenda. First though he focuses on tonight's fixture away to Drogheda Utd.

Mark Connolly spoke to Gareth McGuinness about tonight's fixture against Drogheda, his newest defensive partner Andre Wisdom and the calls for VAR.

Interview by Patrick Cooke

4 points separate Derry City and Shamrock Rovers. A win tonight for the Candystripes would increase that to 7 points and keep Derry City's title aspirations with 6 games to go after tonight's fixture.(Live on Drive105).We hear the thoughts of Ruaidhri Higgins. 

Patrick Cooke caught up with Derry City defender Mark Connolly last night after beating Shelbourne by 2 goals to nil in the FAI Cup Quarter Finals.

Interview by Gareth McGuinness 

Interview by Patrick Cooke

Derry City Women exit The Electric Ireland Cup at the Semi Final Stage.  Tonight Derry City Women faced relentless first half pressure to dominate the second half of their first appearance in the Electric Ireland Semi Finals, only to suffer a late sucker punch from Lisburn Rangers. Dee Curran spoke to manager Paul Dixon, following the late 2-1 defeat.  Photograph by JP McGinley (jpjphotography)

Interview by Patrick Cooke 

Dee Curran caught up with Ciarán ahead of Saturdays FAI Cup Q/F as Derry City host Shelbourne.  Live coverage on Drive105

Interview by James O'Toole 

Ruaidhri Higgins acknowledged that Dummigan is a loss going into the final phase of the Season, but believes he has depth in the squad to challenge for the top spot.

Interview by James O'Toole Derry City continued their impressive form in the Irish Premier Division with a hard-fought 1-0 victory over Waterford FC at the Regional Sports Centre on Friday evening. The solitary goal came from a bizarre own goal by Waterford goalkeeper Louis Jones, who spilled a routine header from Ben Doherty over his own line. The win moves Derry City back to the top of the league table, albeit on goal difference having played a game more than Shelbourne.  Derry City's tenacity proved to be the difference. Key moments from the match:  * Own goal seals the deal: In the 25th minute, Ben Doherty's header towards goal was spilled into the net by Waterford's goalkeeper, giving Derry City a crucial lead.  * Waterford's dominance: Despite conceding early, Waterford controlled much of the possession and created several chances, but Derry City's goalkeeper, Brian Maher, made some crucial saves to preserve his side's advantage.  * Resilient defense: Derry City's defense stood firm throughout the match

Friday, August 23rd, 2024 will see Waterford and Derry City face off at the Waterford Regional Sports Centre. (Live on Drive105) Both teams have been performing well this season, making this a promising match. Waterford, currently in 3rd place, and Derry City, in 2nd, have demonstrated their strength throughout the league. The history between these teams could play a role in the outcome. Previous matches between Waterford and Derry City will offer insights into how they might fare against each other. Key players from both teams will likely be crucial to the result. Their performances could determine the outcome of this match. The Waterford Regional Sports Centre's home advantage might benefit Waterford, but Derry City's away form could also be a factor. This match promises to be a competitive and exciting encounter. And you will hear every second of the game with Michael Kealey & James O'Toole on match commentary.

Interview by Patrick Cooke