Liam Boyce, Derry City and Gavin Whyte

Derry City pull off 'big coup' by signing striker Boyce
Northern Ireland international Liam Boyce joins League of Ireland side Derry City from Hearts on a two-year deal.
Gavin Whyte and Liam Boyce’s arrival will help Derry City bridge the title gap
Signing Gavin Whyte AND Liam Boyce. Now that’s impressive business from Derry City. The Candystripes were gutted to miss out on League and Cup glory last year but, having secured a different double on Saturday, supporters can enter the new campaign with optimism.
Derry bring in Northern Ireland internationals Liam Boyce and Gavin Whyte
Derry City have completed the signings of Northern Ireland internationals Liam Boyce and Gavin Whyte. Striker Boyce has penned a two-year deal with the Candystripes after spending the last five years at Hearts.
Derry City sign NI internationals Boyce and Whyte
Northern Ireland internationals Liam Boyce and Gavin Whyte have joined League of Ireland side Derry City. Boyce arrives from Scottish side Hearts who he had been with since January 2020, on a two-year deal. Whyte has agreed a three-year contract with the Brandywell outfit after leaving Championship side Portsmouth by mutual consent in August.
Liam Boyce set for Derry City medical as Hearts striker ‘nearing’ transfer exit
Hearts forward Liam Boyce is on the verge of completing a transfer move back to Northern Irish outfit Derry City.
Liam Boyce and Gavin Whyte to Derry City confirmed as Candystripes boss hails 'international class'
Derry City have announced the signings of Northern Ireland internationals Liam Boyce and Gavin Whyte. The pair's arrivals were announced on Saturday. Striker Boyce has signed a two-year deal with the Candystripes after securing a move from Hearts. Whyte has agreed a three-year contract with the League of Ireland side.
Derry City signal ambition after signing Northern Ireland international pair
The Tiernan Lynch era at Derry City is starting to take shape after the signing of two Northern Ireland internationals.
Derry City Announce The Signings of Two NI Internationals
Derry City have announced the signings of Liam Boyce and Gavin Whyte who arrive at the Brandywell on multi-year deals. Both players arrive in Derry following successful periods in both the English and Scottish pyramids.
Liam Boyce reckons Derry City switch was 'best decision' he could've made despite SPL interest
TIERNAN Lynch described the signing of Northern Ireland international striker Liam Boyce as a 'serious coup' for Derry City Football Club.
Derry City complete signings of Northern Ireland attacking duo
Liam Boyce and Gavin Whyte, who have a combined 58 caps for the North, have joined the Candystripes on multi-year deals.
Derry City targeting trio of NI stars after securing signing of former international striker
Liam Boyce is joining Derry City from Hearts in a statement of intent move from new Candystripes boss Tiernan Lynch. It is believed the deal will be completed in the next few days and having captured two Northern Ireland stars,
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Boyce and Whyte join The Candystripes
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Derry City delighted to land 'proven goalscorer' as Northern Ireland striker returns home from Hearts
Derry City manager Tiernan Lynch hailed the signing of Northern Ireland striker Liam Boyce as a “serious coup” for the League of Ireland outfit.