Lagan Harps Fc.

02/11/2026

💚💛 LAGAN HARPS GUEST TEA FUNDRAISER 💛💚

We are delighted to announce our upcoming Guest Tea Fundraiser, taking place on Friday 27th November, from 8pm–10pm, with music and dancing afterwards by Marty Quinn! 🎶💃

We are organising this evening to raise vital funds for Lagan Harps F.C., and we need the support of our fantastic club community to make it a success.

We are looking for:

🍰 Table Hosts – Families or individuals willing to host a table for the evening.

🎁 Hamper Donations – Donations from families and local businesses to help us put together hampers for our raffle.

🎉 Spot Prizes – Any donations towards spot prizes on the night would also be greatly appreciated.

We would really encourage everyone to get involved where possible. Every donation, every table hosted and every bit of support makes a difference.

As a small club run by volunteers, fundraising is vital to help us continue to grow and provide for our players.

Let's come together, enjoy a great night of tea, music and dancing, and raise some much-needed funds for our club!

If you can help with hosting a table, hamper donations or spot prizes, please get in touch with a committee member.

Thank you all for your continued support! 💚💛⚽

02/11/2026

U8 girls training is on 5.00 to 6.00 on Thursday. U12 and u14 girls is on from 6.00 to 7.00 on Thursday. New players welcome

01/11/2026

01/11/2026

Caoimhe Sweeney's goal v Bonagee Utd today.

01/11/2026

Northwest Charity cup

Our girls had an early rise after Halloween as they travelled to Cockhill for the tournament. We played a total of five games and the girls showed great effort and teamwork throughout.We faced Illistrin in the first game. It was a really tight hard fought game with very few chances. Our defence of Una Clarke, Annabelle Mc Carron and Mia Doherty and keeper Holly Mc Carron were solid throughout. Next up was Carndonagh FC. We took the lead when Alana Mc Fadden knocked in a Caoimhe Sweeney cross.Carn equalised quickly, but Caoimhe put us 2-1 ahead with a good finish. Carn again equalised, but Caoimhe who was a brilliant leader throughout scored a late winner. We faced Derry side Phoenix in the last group game. It was a really tough game and we really battled as a team to get a 0-0 draw. This meant ourselves Phoenix and Illistrin all finished on 4 pts. We ended up 3rd on goal difference. We then faced neighbours Bonagee Utd in the Shield quarter final. In another tight fought game a Caoimhe Sweeney goal was the decider. Katherine Weston had some great runs but just couldn’t find a finish. We defended well with u10 player Emma Johnston doing well. We then faced a much bigger Newbuildings in the semi final. We were under a lot of pressure but dug in and came away with a 0-0 draw. This resulted in a penalty shootout. However Newbuildings had to go to a league game and we went through to the final. We faced Cockhill Celtic in the final. We fell behind halfway in to the game. We avoided a few scary moments but hung in there. U10s Isla Devenney pepped up the attack and we began to threaten. We grabbed a late equaliser when Ava Crockett got the goal she deserved for her overall performances when she knocked in a great cross from Katherine Weston. The game went to the dreaded penalty shootout where Cockhill kept their cool to come out on top.
All in all it was a brilliant effort from the girls for 6 games x 20 minutes. They showed great commitment and team spirit throughout. Out of 6 games they won 2 and drew 4 before losing on penalties.
Thanks to Brendan Murray and committee for a brilliantly run competition. Thanks to Cockhill Celtic as well for providing their wonderful facilities

Squad: Holly Mc Carron, Mia Doherty, Annabelle Mc Carron, Una Clarke, Caoimhe Sweeney, Katherine Weston, Ava Crockett, Alana Mc Fadden, Demi Doran, Isla Devenney, Ayda Sharkey, Ava Hannigan, Harper Mc Carron, Emma Johnston.

31/10/2026

Old Orchard Saturday Division Two

Lagan Harps 4 Copany Rovers 4

The teams served up a real humdinger of a game in this top of the table clash in Orchard Park. This was the proverbial game of two halves. Copany with David Graham running riot up front dominated the first half. However we opened the scoring on three minutes when Oisin Mc Menamin's shot deceived Eamonn Bonner in the Copany goal, and ended up in the net. The more experienced Copany began to dominate in midfield and David Harron volleyed narrowly wide. He took advantage of a defensive slip minutes later to drive in the equaliser. Copany were well on top at this stage. They took the lead when David Graham drove home a free from wide on the left. He then made it 3-1 when he found himself free in the box and drove home. We started the second half in determined fashion and began to get on top. The introduction of the experienced Barry Tourish really changed the game. He along with Oisin Mc Menamin began to keep a hold of the ball and played some neat football. Copany were still dangerous and Adam Duncan went close with a good long range effort. We pulled a goal back on sixty seven minutes when Drew Dowds was fouled in the area. Drew got up and scored from the resultant spot kick. It was all us at this stage and we passed up a great opportunity minutes later. A great sweeping move saw Barry Tourish hit a superb cross in to the box. Faolan Gibson laid it off to Damien Mc Fadden, but he blazed over the bar. We then had another chance when the keeper was penalised for picking the ball up after dropping it to the ground. However the Copany wall on the line blocked the effort. We equalised on eighty one minutes when Aiden Devir headed home a Barry Tourish corner. Copany went close when at a scramble at a freekick, David Graham hioked the ball goalwards. However Aiden Devir did superbly to clear off the line. We went close when Barry Tourish had a shot well saved by Eamonn Bonner. However it looked like we'd won it in the final minute. A great through ball from Barry sent Senan Kavanagh through the middle and his shot took a deflection on the way to the net. However in the final minute of injury time Copany struck for the equaliser. A corner from the right led to a scramble with the ball deflecting in off a defender. All in all a draw was probably a fair result in a thrilling contest refereed by Stephen Toner.

Squad: Ross Hamlyn, Shay Tourish, Jack Mc Connell, Aiden Devir, Seamie Cullen, Senan Kavanagh, Faolan Gibson, Jay Ramsey, Damien Mc Fadden, Oisin Mc Menamin, Drew Dowds.
Subs; Barry Tourish, Cody Hannigan, Luke Doherty, Alex Ramsey, Donnacha Gallagher, Cillian Gillespie, Harry Kelso

31/10/2026

Donegal Junior League

Sat 31st October

1pm Kick Off - Orchard Park