Derry and District League

The Northwest Saturday Morning League features two divisions, (Premier Division and First Division). Matches are played on Saturday mornings.

• Cliftonvilla F.C.
• Phoenix Swifts F.C.
• Brandywell Celtic F.C.
• Bohemians F.C.
• Mourne Harps F.C.
• Newton Heath F.C.
• Magee College F.C.
• Cloony YC F.C.
• Gransha F.C.
• Corinthians F.C.

• Tamnaherin Celtic F.C.
• Du Pont F.C.
• Abercorn F.C.
• Oxford Utd F.C.
• Foyle Harps F.C.
• Benbradagh Colts F.C.
• St. Columb's College F.C.
• Northside Albion F.C.
• Foyle Athletic F.C.
• Drumahoe YCMA F.C.
• West Galliagh F.C.
• Westbank Utd F.C.
• Sion Swifts F.C.

The Senior Sunday League of the Derry and District League features two divisions (Premier Division and First Division). The leagues include a number of sporting establishments, clubs and groups, including pub teams. In the past, the Derry and District FA had three divisions. Matches are played, as suggested on Sunday mornings.

• Oxford United (Reserve Team)
• Don Bosco's F.C.
• Top of the Hill Celtic F.C.
• Abercorn F.C.
• Porters F.C.
• Dungloe
• Brandywell Harps F.C.
• Celtic Swifts F.C.
• Three Flowers F.C.
• The Beechtree
• Bluebell Celtic
• Culmore Colts

• Oxford Colts (Youth Team)
• Bogside Inn F.C.
• Don Bosco's F.C.
• Downey's F.C.
• Carraig Bar F.C.
• City Harps F.C.
• Lisahally F.C.
• Culmore F.C.
• Tristar Boys F.C.
• Phoenix Athletic F.C.
• Crescent F.C.
• Maydown F.C.
• Ballymoor F.C.

The Derry and District League's youth leagues feature countless teams from age groups Under-10 up until Under-17. The leagues are held in high regard by many who are associated with sport in Derry. Each year, a Derry and District League Select (in which the best players are selected from each team) appears in a number of different tournaments for example, the Foyle Cup. They also travel abroad to compete in tournaments across the globe, for example, in Spain, Denmark, Italy and England. In 2005, the youth team finished third in the Tivoli Cup in Denmark.^[1] In 2006 the Derry and District under-14 team travelled to Barcelona to challenge in the prestigious Copa Catalunya International Youth Tournament. They finished runners up. Foyle Harps travelled to China on an international relations trip. There, they visited places of cultural significance and played football against some of China's top youth teams. In 2004–5, Derry City pioneered an 'Academy' which was primarily made up of players from the Derry and District League.

The following is a list of teams who either have youth football teams or operate solely as a youth team.

• Bright Stars F.C.
• Ballymoor F.C.
• Clooney FC
• Culmore F.C.
• Don Bosco's F.C.
• Eglinton Eagles F.C.
• Foyle Harps Y.F.C.
• Newtown Y.F.C.
• Top of the Hill Celtic F.C.
• Tristar Boys F.C.
• Sion Swifts F.C
• Trojans F.C.
• Petrie Wanderers
• Oxford United Stars Youth

Notable players, who have played in the league, include:^{[citation needed]}

• David Campbell
• Liam Coyle
• Kevin Deery
• Gary Fleming
• Darron Gibson
• Ruaidhrí Higgins
• Rick O'Shea
• Jimmy Kelly
• Sean Hargan
• Ryan McBride
• Patrick McCourt
• Barry Molloy
• Sam Morrow
• David Ogilby
• Shane Duffy
• Aaron McEneff

• Saturday Morning League