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Dipo Akinyemi is a forward who has previously played for clubs including York City and Ayr United. Known for his physical presence and reliable goal-scoring, he joins Derry City on a multi-year contract. His addition is expected to strengthen the team’s attacking options for the upcoming seasons.

Interview Dee Curran. 

Derry City completed the signing of Alex Bannan on loan from Burton Albion today. Dee Curran caught up with the Scottish defender.

Interview by Patrick Cooke

Interview by Patrick Cooke 

Dee Curran spoke to new Derry City Signing, Adam Frizzell. He also asked Manager Tiernan Lynch to address the rumours surrounding possible signings.

Interview by James O'Toole

Derry City manager Tiernan Lynch gives us his thoughts on Fridays night fixture away to Shelbourne, a new club position of a recruitment director and the impending departure of Goal Keeping coach Michael Dougherty.

Interview by Dermot Liddy 

Patrick Cooke caught up with the Derry City manager Tiernan Lynch ahead of Friday nights game against Galway Utd.

Dom Thomas spoke to Dee Curran about tonight's game in Dalymount and grasping whatever chance he gets to make an impact on the game.

Interview by Patrick Cooke

Interview by Dermot Liddy

Dee Curran caught up with Derry City manager Tiernan Lynch ahead of Friday night's top of the table clash against Shamrock Rovers

Interview by Dermot Liddy

On the back of an away win to Cork City last Friday, Derry City travel to Drogheda, who have been a thorn in in Derry's side with the Cup Final loss and under Tiernan Lynch beaten 3 -1 at the Brandywell. We hear from the manager ahead of tonight's game

Ahead of Friday’s trip to Drogheda, Dee Curran caught up with Derry City captain Mark Connolly to discuss his own form, what the armband has (or hasn’t) changed about him, and why Drogheda remains one of the toughest away days in the league. Listen now as Mark talks leadership, mindset, and momentum.

In this episode, Sean Friars joins Dee Curran to revisit the unforgettable 2002 FAI Cup Semi-Final clash against Cork City at Turner's Cross – a tie played in front of a then record 8,000-strong crowd. Sean reflects on the atmosphere, the influence of David Kelly, and the emergence of a young Kevin Deery, who stepped up in a big way. He also speaks candidly about playing without Peter Hutton, the decisive penalty award, and whether he misjudged the flight of the ball for his goal that night. A must-listen for Derry City fans who remember the magic of that cup run.