Derry Club Football & Hurling original

[imtommygunn]

They beat st Thomas's though so won't be that easy beat. Still as good a chance as sn will get I would say.

[jb77]

Sean Young is a fairly crafty forward from seeing him throughout, I'll admit he was never massive on my radar. Two footed, change of pace and direction, could be a bench option.

[OakLeaf]

Sean Young is a fairly crafty forward from seeing him throughout, I'll admit he was never massive on my radar. Two footed, change of pace and direction, could be a bench option.

Aye, he had a great game today. Good option this year.

[Ryan O]

Sean Young is a fairly crafty forward from seeing him throughout, I'll admit he was never massive on my radar. Two footed, change of pace and direction, could be a bench option.

Bench option? Paul Cassidy, Niall Toner and Lachlan Murray all should be looking over their shoulders.

 A serious footballer, direct, smart with the ball,takes men on, good at 2 pointers and from viewing full of confidence. Fully expect him to get plenty minutes in Mc Kenna cup at the very least. Don't forget this lad is still only 20. Basing on club championship alone he's on par with Jack Doherty as an exciting option.

[Derry Man]

I take it we will be using Owenbeg for home games this year if Derry City are using Celtic Park. I'm sure another nice bitta change for the county board

[oakleaflad]

I take it we will be using Owenbeg for home games this year if Derry City are using Celtic Park. I'm sure another nice bitta change for the county board

Don't think work at Brandywell starts until end of April so wouldn't impact league games anyway. Don't think anything was confirmed either with Sligo Rovers ground being another possible option?

[lenny]

Sean Young is a fairly crafty forward from seeing him throughout, I'll admit he was never massive on my radar. Two footed, change of pace and direction, could be a bench option.

Bench option? Paul Cassidy, Niall Toner and Lachlan Murray all should be looking over their shoulders.

 A serious footballer, direct, smart with the ball,takes men on, good at 2 pointers and from viewing full of confidence. Fully expect him to get plenty minutes in Mc Kenna cup at the very least. Don't forget this lad is still only 20. Basing on club championship alone he's on par with Jack Doherty as an exciting option.

Conor mcateer and oisin doherty look like serious options also. Id expect those 2 to be called up also, mcateer especially.

[p3427977]

I take it we will be using Owenbeg for home games this year if Derry City are using Celtic Park. I'm sure another nice bitta change for the county board

Wasn't it used for Division 2 games few years ago?

[Stickittotheman]

I take it we will be using Owenbeg for home games this year if Derry City are using Celtic Park. I'm sure another nice bitta change for the county board

The only possible home game that could be in Celtic Park is Tyrone. The others would be Owenbeg. Can't see there being a huge demand for the other games.

[JE23]

I take it we will be using Owenbeg for home games this year if Derry City are using Celtic Park. I'm sure another nice bitta change for the county board

Wasn't it used for Division 2 games few years ago?

I think there was one in Celtic Park and two in Owenbeg from memory.

[Brendan]

I take it we will be using Owenbeg for home games this year if Derry City are using Celtic Park. I'm sure another nice bitta change for the county board

Wasn't it used for Division 2 games few years ago?

I think there was one in Celtic Park and two in Owenbeg from memory.

Dublin was the only one required the Celtic Park capacity

[OakleafCounty]

Hopefully the money made goes towards future development of Celtic Park. Badly needs an upgrade.

[jb77]

Owenbeg, which is set to host a number of the Oak Leafers' home league games, has a capacity of just over 7,000 and would be a viable alternative to host the Antrim game. - O'Kane

[JoG2]

Home matches will played where the management want them to be played surely, won't be based on expected crowd numbers

[GAACLG1884]

Does anyone know why the McKenna cup draw seems to have changed. Ulster gaa originally tweeted derry in group C with Donegal and Fermanagh now I see they are playing antrim