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06 Sept 2025
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Conor Tourish has returned to Finn Park following his spell at Letterkenny Rovers
Finn Harps will welcome Derry City to Finn Park for a pre-season friendly on Sunday, kick-off 2pm.
It will be a first chance for Harps fans to see their team in action in 2024 with new signings such as Success Edogun, Conor Tourish, David Cawley and recent addition Chris Lotefa sure to be of interest to the home faithful.
Harps’ SSE Airtricity League Division 1 campaign opens on February 17 with a trip to Longford Town while Cork City are the first visitors to Finn Park on February 23.
In terms of preseason, Harps will play a return fixture in the Brandywell against Derry City on January 27, before welcoming Sligo Rovers to Finn Park on February 10 with other fixture details to be confirmed in due course
Admission to both home pre-season games is just €10 for adults and €5 for concession/students, with U-12s accompanied by an adult going for free. The Ballybofey club has confirmed that season ticket holders will also be able to attend both games for free.
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