# Declan Devine
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declan devine (born 15 September 1973 in Derry) is a Northern Irish football coach and former footballer who is the current manager of Derry City in the League of Ireland Premier Division. Devine previously managed the Candystripes between 2012-2014 but was controversially sacked prior to the 2014 season.
== Playing career ==
Devine began his career with Ipswich Town but was unable to make the breakthrough at Portman Road and returned home.
"It disrupts the squad, the changing room and the club"- A deep dive into the January transfer window
Keith Bailie, Steven Beacom and David Jeffrey take a deep dive into the January Transfer Window on this week’s BelTel Football. The trio discuss Derry City’s signing spree as ex-Irish League favourites Gavin Whyte and Liam Boyce to join Tiernan Lynch at the Brandywell. Irish League legend David J...
The Score - Up For It
Our 4 guests this week all have their sights on big targets. For Dungannon Swifts, they've started 2025 in the dizzy heights of 2nd in the Premiership. Where can they go from here? We speak to midfielder James Knowles about the fantastic season that the Stangmore side have had so far.
For Colera...
‘What Declan Devine has done is absolutely fantastic and there’s more to come’ Glentoran overcome Larne in Shield decider
Glentoran’s drought is over. On Tuesday night, the east Belfast side defeated Larne on penalties in the County Antrim Shield Final to win their first trophy in five years. On this week’s BelTel Football, Keith Bailie, Steven Beacom and David Jeffrey discuss the showpiece decider with some help fr...
Devine revolution at Glentoran + Last minute January transfer window moves
Podcaster Matthew Brown from Shout At The Oval helps to break down what's been behind Declan Devine's success in East Belfast this season. What changes has he made on and off the pitch? And what is the trajectory of the side moving forward?
We also spend time going through all the latest transfe...
‘We won't be texting each other good luck before this final’: Cliftonville’s Jim Magilton and Glentoran’s Declan Devine face off before BetMcLean Cup decider
The Belfast Telegraph’s Chief Sports Writer Steven Beacom took two well know football managers out for lunch, ahead of Sunday’s BetMcLean Cup Final. Cliftonville boss Jim Magilton and Glentoran gaffer Declan Devine join the panel ahead of the Windsor Park showdown for a very special edition of Be...
The Score - 2025 BetMcLean Cup Final Special
Michael looks ahead to Sunday's League Cup final between Glentoran and Cliftonville with the help of key figures from both sides.
The Glens perspective is provided by boss Declan Devine, skipper Marcus Kane and 'keeper Dan Gyollai.
The Reds are represented by manager Jim Magilton, club captain R...
In conversation with Tim McCann - Part 2
In this emotional and deeply personal episode, Tim opens up about the later stages of his football journey and more:⚽ How it ended at Glentoran and signing for Ballymena United🧠 His transition into management with Lisburn Distillery 🔁 Joining the management team at Larne, then returning to Glento...
BelTel Football’s Season Preview: ‘Coleraine must challenge Linfield for the title’
Can cash-rich Coleraine wrestle the Gibson Cup away from Windsor Park, or will David Healy guide Linfield to their 58th League title? Will Larne mount a title challenge under Nathan Rooney, or is it finally time for Glentoran to shine under Declan Devine? The new Irish League season kicks off on ...
Rovers’ triumph + Ireland’s transcontinental World Cup schedule and a paean to Seamus Coleman
David is joined by Shane, Emma and Enda to discuss another eventful week for Irish football.Emma ponders the WNT’s World Cup draw which not only includes tough fixtures, but a hectic travel schedule which takes in Sydney, Perth and Brisbane.Shane argues that Shamrock Rovers’ 20th title shows the...
Declan Devine departs Glentoran
Its all change in East Belfast once again as Declan Devine steps down as Glentoran boss. What didn't go to plan under his tenure, and who is in the frame to fill the hot seat?
Matthew Brown gives his instant reaction.
Plus football writer Lewis Bennett returns to the pod to give his latest take ...
