Liam Boyce, born on 8 April 1991 (age 35), is a Northern Ireland striker with Derry City. He first made a real mark at Cliftonville, where his 2012-13 league season was hard to ignore: 29 goals in 36 appearances. That sort of return tends to travel well on a CV.
His career has taken him beyond that early spell, and it also includes a League Cup win away from Derry. He is now back in the Premier Division with Derry City, valued at around £170,000 by Transfermarkt.
In 2026, Boyce has made six appearances in all competitions for Derry City, scoring twice. That includes five Premier Division appearances with one goal, and one in Europa League qualifying, also with a goal. His form this season has been solid and consistent.
Boyce’s career is built on reliable centre-forward work rather than noise: a prolific Cliftonville peak, silverware elsewhere, and a current role at Derry City where he is still contributing goals.
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