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06 Sept 2025
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06 Sept 2025
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Patrick Ferry
Striker Patrick Ferry will move to Finn Harps in June, it has been confirmed.
The 20-year-old Gweedore man will sign for Harps from Irish League Championship outfit Ballinamallard United.
Ferry’s arrival will bolster the attacking options available to Harps boss Dave Rogers.
The exciting young striker was the Mallards top scorer in the 2022/23 season, including scoring six League goals.
Ferry made a permanent move to Ferney Park last summer having initially gone on loan from Derry City in January, 2022.
Ferry signed a two-year professional contract at the Brandywell in February 2021 after impressing in the underage and Ulster Senior League ranks.
He played on the Derry City side that won the Enda McGuill Under-19 Cup in 2021.
In February, Ferry scored a hat-trick as Ballinamallard defeated Coleraine 4-1 in the North West Cup final.
Ferry will join Harps at the start of June following the completion of his obligations to Ballinamallard, who said: "We thank Patrick for his services to the club and wish him well at Finn Harps."
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