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06 Sept 2025
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06 Sept 2025
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Conor Tourish signed for Finn Harps in the close season
Finn Harps continued their pre-season with a 1-1 friendly draw against fellow Premier Division outfit Sligo Rovers at the Showgrounds tonight.
Letterkenny native Conor Tourish equalised for Ollie Horgan's side 11 minutes into the second half after the hosts had gone in front through a goal from Niall Morahan with a left-footed strike, following a Seamus Keogh lay-off on 15 minutes.
Rob Slevin, Ryan Connolly, Yoyo Mahdy, Barry McNamee, Bastien Hery, Ethan Boyle and Mark Timlin all featured.
Another Letterkenny man, Shane Blaney, started for Liam Buckey's Sligo. Tourish was on the mark on Saturday in Harps' 1-1 draw with Cork City in Abbotstown. Beforehand, in their pre-season outings, Harps lost 1-0 to Galway United and beat Treaty United by two goals to nil.
Harps open their Premier Division campaign with a home fixture against Drogheda United on Friday, February 18.
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