Saturday 7 December, 2013
The Ireland winger has finally found a club after being let go by Wolves in the summer.
“I said that six weeks ago and I think you’ll find that’s the case,” the Ipswich boss says.
Jim Gavin has selected the former Ipswich Town goalkeeper as Dublin face DCU in one of eight O’Byrne Cup ties scheduled for tonight.
We run through the lower league sides who could cause their opponents some problems today.
The 53-year-old has signed a contract to keep him at Portman Road until 2015.
Keane has not worked as a manager since his departure from the post at Ipswich Town, where he failed to make a real impression.
Reports in the Turkish press seem to suggest the former Irish international is on his way to Kasımpaşa.
Saint seal their second promotion in as many seasons as Nigel Adkins masterminds their return to the top flight.
Midfielder is set to leave in the summer after rejecting a new contract.
Sean McCaffrey has indicated his interest in signing Shane O’Connor, who was released by Ipswich Town last week.
It’s that time of the day again. The question is… Who’s the latest player your club are weighing up a move for?
Ipswich Town are the front-runners to sign Irish international Sean St Ledger, but could face stiff competition from a suitor in Serie A.
Remember this lot? A nine-dart finish, Roy Keane gets the road and Sky Sports in sexism shocka.
Former Bohs keeper could be in line for a move to the Premiership.
Strike a pose. Here’s how the last seven days developed.
Andrew Cole says he was sorry to see his former Manchester United team-mate lose his Ipswich Town job. But he’ll be back.
G-Mac misses out despite course record in Hawaii, Declan Kidney has fresh injury worries while Kenny gets into the swing of things with a referee rant.
It’s the time of year again. Niall Kelly runs the rule over this weekend’s FA Cup third round clashes.
5 minutes, 5 stories, 5 o’clock.
Whatever about the fare on the Portman Road pitch, the action after the final whistle was always worth watching.
Tractor Boys confirm the Corkman’s contract has been terminated.
Ronan Hunt-Murphy on a mixed day for our boys in England’s lower divisions.
Roy Keane is on the brink after another defeat in East Anglia.
A famous nine-dart finish, Keane’s head is on the block and there’s mixed injury news for Ireland’s provinces.
Paul O’Connell ponders his next move after his ban yesterday, another Irish star considers a big, big move and Roy Keane says he doesn’t fear the Reaper – whatever happens this week.
Club captain David Norris says the players haven’t seen manager since defeat to Preston.
Stories of a row between manager and player are ‘complete nonsense’, says Corkman.
Stephen Ireland thinks about texting Trap, Leinster in line to sign an up-and-coming Ireland star and the Cavan winter training ban furore rumbles on.
Tractor Boys seek legal advice after some newspapers say manager and player came to blows.
No Irish names on the Championship’s score-sheets again this week.
Mixed fortunes for Irish sides in Europe, Roy’s on the brink (again) and we have some rare athletics success.
Paul Ring explains why Keane should look to his former boss Alex Ferguson for inspiration.
Voting set to get underway in Zurich, Keano has an important cup win and Lebron gets ready for a hostile reception
Trap takes a hit on his wages, a Cats legend bows out and there’s major changes afoot for one Irish rugby province.
Never meet you heroes – unless your Derval O’Rourke and Roy Keane.
THIS WEEKEND WILL see the 8 December, the Feast of the Immaculate Conception.
A national holiday in many countries, in Ireland it is the traditional start of Christmas in Ireland, a day that the Christmas shopping begins in earnest.
But with decorations going up sooner and sooner these days, does the day hold any relevance outside of the church celebration?
We’re asking: Is 8 December the beginning of Christmas?
Poll Results:
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Min: 6 °C
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Min: 7 °C
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Min: 8 °C
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