Derry Nostalgic with...
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Great work Dee, just subscribed!!
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Thank you Marty. Much appreciated
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Derry Nostalgic with Barry Molloy
Ahead of the #stpatsfc vs #derrycityfc match at Richmond Park on May 17th, Dee Curran interviews former Derry City midfielder Barry Molloy, who was part of the #faicup final squad in 2006, 2012 and 2014.
Barry compares the old Lansdowne Road to the new 'Aviva' stadium. He speaks candidly about Paddy McCourt's class and Declan Devine's decision to bench Rory Patterson in 2012. He also talks about Peter Hutton as captain and manager, THAT photo of him and Stewart Greacen, and plays a game where he picks his favourite players from his three games in the FAI Cup Final .
This recording was made for broadcast on Drive 105 Match Night Live, broadcasting on 105.3FM in the North West of Ireland, online and on DAB Radio. The interview was conducted by Dee Curran and as always our online content is brought to you as always by Paul Martin Menswear.
https://youtu.be/rpseaEJMXcY
Ahead of the #stpatsfc vs #derrycityfc match at Richmond Park on May 17th, Dee Curran interviews former Derry City midfielder Barry Molloy, who was part of the #faicup final squad in 2006, 2012 and 2014.
Barry compares the old Lansdowne Road to the new 'Aviva' stadium. He speaks candidly about Paddy McCourt's class and Declan Devine's decision to bench Rory Patterson in 2012. He also talks about Peter Hutton as captain and manager, THAT photo of him and Stewart Greacen, and plays a game where he picks his favourite players from his three games in the FAI Cup Final .
This recording was made for broadcast on Drive 105 Match Night Live, broadcasting on 105.3FM in the North West of Ireland, online and on DAB Radio. The interview was conducted by Dee Curran and as always our online content is brought to you as always by Paul Martin Menswear.
https://youtu.be/rpseaEJMXcY
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Brilliant Dee. Can you do one with Stephen Kenny next?
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Would rather talk to the real King of Dundalk about 'destiny'.
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Derry Nostalgic with Sean Hargan
Where were you on April 8, 1997? That night, despite overwhelming odds, Derry City overcame a 4-0 aggregate deficit to win the 1997 Irish News Cup against Sligo Rovers in front of just 500 fans.
This is a classic comeback that many may have forgotten. Sean Hargan, who scored twice in the 2nd leg, remembers Paul Curran's performance as a centre-forward in the second half, Sligo's attitude, the dynamic on and off the pitch as Derry closed the gap, and Paul Hegarty's winning goal.
https://youtu.be/2PzS4lJdt54
Where were you on April 8, 1997? That night, despite overwhelming odds, Derry City overcame a 4-0 aggregate deficit to win the 1997 Irish News Cup against Sligo Rovers in front of just 500 fans.
This is a classic comeback that many may have forgotten. Sean Hargan, who scored twice in the 2nd leg, remembers Paul Curran's performance as a centre-forward in the second half, Sligo's attitude, the dynamic on and off the pitch as Derry closed the gap, and Paul Hegarty's winning goal.
https://youtu.be/2PzS4lJdt54
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Derry Nostalgic with Liam Coyle
In this exclusive YouTube interview, Dee Curran speaks to Derry City legend Liam Coyle. After an otherworldly debut season, the Brandywell Boy's second season turned into a nightmare. Injuring his knee in the first league game, he will retire from Football. He returned to the sport at Omagh Town in the summer of 1992 and a year later donned the red and white at Derry City.
Liam details his ambitions for the 1989/90 season, his diagnosis and his resilience to return to the sport he loves. He talks about the role Tony O'Doherty and Kevin Mahon had played in his career and the club's fortunes. He discusses the FAI Cup Final goal, his favourite time playing for Derry City,
Drive 105 Match Night Live would like to thank Liam for his time. This exclusive YouTube interview is brought to you by Paul Martin Menswear. Follow us on social media, subscribe to this channel and share, like and comment with the interviewees you'd like to hear in this series.
Match Night Live delivers complete coverage of Derry City FC home, away and matches across Europe on 105.3FM in the North West of Ireland, DAB Radio and online. https://youtu.be/hyY3IrrtS6k
In this exclusive YouTube interview, Dee Curran speaks to Derry City legend Liam Coyle. After an otherworldly debut season, the Brandywell Boy's second season turned into a nightmare. Injuring his knee in the first league game, he will retire from Football. He returned to the sport at Omagh Town in the summer of 1992 and a year later donned the red and white at Derry City.
Liam details his ambitions for the 1989/90 season, his diagnosis and his resilience to return to the sport he loves. He talks about the role Tony O'Doherty and Kevin Mahon had played in his career and the club's fortunes. He discusses the FAI Cup Final goal, his favourite time playing for Derry City,
Drive 105 Match Night Live would like to thank Liam for his time. This exclusive YouTube interview is brought to you by Paul Martin Menswear. Follow us on social media, subscribe to this channel and share, like and comment with the interviewees you'd like to hear in this series.
Match Night Live delivers complete coverage of Derry City FC home, away and matches across Europe on 105.3FM in the North West of Ireland, DAB Radio and online. https://youtu.be/hyY3IrrtS6k
