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Kevin McLaughlin

Londonderry
As seen in: Irish Examiner, RTÉ, Belfast Telegraph, The Irish News, The42, Belfast News Letter, Derry Journal, Londonderry Sentinel, Newtownabbey Times, Northern Ireland World and
Ex-Derry Journal Sports Reporter. Co-host of 'Talking Derry City: Everywhere We Go' podcast. All views are my own & support your local team. NFL & #DaBears fan
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Saints' title hopes all but ended by impressive Derry

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By Kevin McLaughlin
| RTÉ Soccer Podcast
Updated / Monday, 19 Oct 2026 22:17 Stephen Kenny's men now sit six points off Rovers Derry City returned to winning ways thanks to Kevin Dos Santos' second-half header, but in truth, Patrick McClean's defensive display sealed the points against St Patrick's Athletic.
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Daylight for Drogheda United in bid to escape dreaded play-off after home win against Derry City

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By Kevin McLaughlin
| RTÉ Soccer Podcast
Updated / Friday, 16 Oct 2026 22:01 Mark Doyle with Drogheda's winner Drogheda United secured a massive victory in their quest to move away from the relegation play-off spot. Brandon Kavanagh's first-half goal direct from a corner and substitute Mark Doyle's strike was enough to see off FAI Cup finalists Derry City at Sullivan and Lambe Park.
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Derry City edge cagey affair with Galway United to move into fourth

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By Kevin McLaughlin
| RTÉ Soccer Podcast
Updated / Friday, 18 Sep 2026 21:50 Derry City's Adam O'Reilly reacts after scoring against Galway United, which proved to be the only goal of the game Derry City moved into fourth spot following a hard-fought win over Galway United at the Ryan McBride Brandywell Stadium. Adam O'Reilly's close-range goal just before the break was enough for the Candystripes and with Dundalk losing to Shelbourne, they move into fourth place, with four league games remaining.
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