Drogheda United’s management team of Tim Clancy and Kevin Doherty have signed new two year deals with the club. Chairman Conor Hoey commented: "this is sensational news for the club. Tim is undoubtedly the best young manager in the League of Ireland. Along with Kevin Doherty, he has built one of
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Norwich City sign William Hondermarck from Drogheda United
Norwich City have announced the signing of 18 year old William Hondermarck from Drogheda United. Speaking to canaries.co.uk, Hondermarck said: “It feels like a dream. To have the chance to be involved in an environment like this is amazing for me. “I’ve had a really successful trial period here. It’s been hard work with
Ticket arrangements for Finn Harps v Drogheda United
Tickets for Finn Harps v Drogheda United, 2nd leg at Finn Park on Friday 19th will be on sale from Saturday in outlets around the county. The club would request that where possible supporters purchase tickets in advance to avoid congestion on match night. Please note that season tickets are not valid
Tim Clancy: “I was wrong with how I spoke to the officials.”
Things could have worked out so differently for Drogheda United boss Tim Clancy this season. Handed a potentially crippling four-match touchline ban for comments he made about match officials following the “Drogs” FAI Cup exit at home to Waterford FC, many wondered if the wheels would come off the County
Kevin Doherty plays down Tim Clancy absence ahead of play-offs
Hit with a four-game touchline ban, following some unflattering post-match comments about the leagues match officials after Drogheda’s unfortunate FAI Cup exit at home to Waterford, many felt Tim Clancy’s choice of words could very well derail the County Louth sides promotion chances this season. Needing a win a fortnight
John Delaney confirms Drogheda United to get new 3,000 seater stadium
The Football Association of Ireland can confirm that a new stadium in Drogheda, to be built in conjunction with Louth County Council’s plans for a Municipal Playing Pitches at North Drogheda, has been agreed with the Local Authority. The new stadium will be an initial 3,000 seater complex with scope of
Shane Keegan wants everyone behind Galway in their clash tonight with Drogheda
Galway United host second place Drogheda United at Eamonn Deacy Park on Friday night. Shane Keegan's side responded to a harsh loss in Ballybofey with crucial wins against UCD and Cabinteely. Since losing at the same venue, Drogheda United have won against Athlone Town and Wexford FC. The two sides come into the