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Tommy Dullaghan displays the shirt tribute to Ronan Roddy
Tonight’s much anticipated first match of the season v Galway will be an evening of mixed emotions for everyone associated with Finn Harps.
The welcome return of live football for Harps fans and volunteers will bring with it a huge sense of loss as the club acknowledges the contribution of much loved steward Ronan Roddy who passed away last month.
None more so than our long serving steward Tommy Dullaghan who manned the gates at players tunnel with Ronan for the best part of two decades.
Tommy and Ronan standing at the tunnel entrance in their orange steward jackets has become recognised by supporters as a permanent fixture on matchnights at Finn Park.
To remember Ronan the Harps first team will don an orange symbol #ForRonan on the back of home and away shirts for the 2023 season.
We look forward to welcoming the Roddy family and showing our gratitude to Ronan with a minutes round of applause.
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