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Felix Healy, Liam Coyle and Donal O’Neill pulled on the red and white stripes of Derry City on Sunday for a charity tie with a Portstewart Select side.
By Nichola Forgrave
Published 7th May 2014, 13:37 BST
James 'Sticky' Steele and Felix Healy in action during the charity football at Portstewart FC on Sunday for Tiny Life. INCR19-159MJJames 'Sticky' Steele and Felix Healy in action during the charity football at Portstewart FC on Sunday for Tiny Life. INCR19-159MJ
James 'Sticky' Steele and Felix Healy in action during the charity football at Portstewart FC on Sunday for Tiny Life. INCR19-159MJ

The game was a fundraiser for Northern Ireland’s only premature baby charity - Tiny Life, organised by former Portstewart boss Frankie Moffatt.

The Derry City line up was boosted by Donal O’Brien, Jack Kay, Kevin O’Neill, Paul Hegerty, Felix Healey, Paul McLaughlin, Floyd McCarter and Liam Coyle.

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Donal O’Brien opened the scoring leaving it 1-0 at half time.

James 'Sticky' Steele and Felix Healy in action during the charity football at Portstewart FC on Sunday for Tiny Life. INCR19-159MJJames 'Sticky' Steele and Felix Healy in action during the charity football at Portstewart FC on Sunday for Tiny Life. INCR19-159MJ
James 'Sticky' Steele and Felix Healy in action during the charity football at Portstewart FC on Sunday for Tiny Life. INCR19-159MJ

Paul “Oxo” McLaughlin added the second with a sublime chip, followed by a third from Felix and the fourth and final goal from Paul McLaughlin.

Dusting the dust off the boots for Portstewart was current manager Gary Taylor and his assistant Aaron Forgrave.

Also in the line up was James ‘Sticky’ Steele, Kenny ‘Dazzler’ Nicholl, Anthony ‘Gilly’ Gilmore, Dermot Doherty, Billy McVicker and Michael O’Donavan

Check out our video of action from the tie.

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