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Yesterday
30th April 2026
Ciarán Kilkenny and Con O'Callaghan named in Dublin's team for Leinster semi-final
This week
26th April 2026 - 1st May 2026
A new life surrounds Andy Boyle and he's ready to embrace the challenge
A stalwart of the Dundalk glory years, and with one Ireland cap to his name, Dubliner made sure to be ready for time after football.
Last week
19th April 2026 - 25th April 2026
Patience the virtue Derry City's billionaire chairman hopes will pay off
Philip O’Doherty has been a key ally and supporter for manager Tiernan Lynch.
Blow for Shelbourne as academy director Colm Barron leaves for FAI
Roscommon blow as Daire Cregg's suspension for Connacht SFC semi-final is upheld
Bayern Munich seal Bundesliga title as Harry Kane hits 56th goal of the season
This was worse than any bottle job – it felt like Arsenal throwing the title away
Manchester City come out on top in key clash but have Kai Havertz’s wastefulness to thank for vital victory.
Last month
April 2026
'We don't want VAR. It's killing the game' - Stephen Bradley's firm stance on technology in League of Ireland
Majestic Graham Burke delivers derby spoils for Shamrock Rovers against Bohemians
Hoops stay top of the Premier Division with 2-1 win in front of 9,202 supporters at Tallaght Stadium.
A manager's power of calm should never be mistaken for a lack of personality
New pilot scheme for players will help to mould next generation of coaches from within League of Ireland player pool.
Victor Ozhianvuna emergence music to everyone's ears at Shamrock Rovers
Troy Parrott scores 35th goal of season in comfortable AZ Alkmaar win
Jack Byrne's deflected shot sends Shamrock Rovers top for first time this season
The champions took an early lead against St Patrick’s Athletic and never wavered from that point on.
Three League of Ireland games postponed due to unplayable pitches
Graham Burke wants to be 'one-club man in Ireland' after opening talks over new Shamrock Rovers deal
A morning with Manchester United and their giddy fans as the squad train at Carton House
A morning with Manchester United and their giddy fans at Carton House
Amad Diallo and Bryan Mbeumo back Michael Carrick to become permanent Manchester United manager.
'Concede those goals that we gave up, you're not going to win an Under-12 game'
Shelbourne vulnerabilities clear to see as Shamrock Rovers triumph in five-goal thriller
Joey O’Brien’s side took a deserved first-half lead before giving up the initiative in an exciting Dublin derby.
Stephen Kenny takes St Pat's back to the top with hectic period to test title credentials
Storm-interrupted Valero Texas Open to resume play this afternoon
'I don't know if I've dealt with something like that before. It was scary'
Drogheda and Bohemians pick up where they left off with third draw in a row
Stalemate overshadowed by worrying incident involving Shane Farrell which saw midfielder leave pitch using oxygen mask.
March
March 2026
Spirit animals Coleman and Molumby set example for others to follow in green jersey
Parrott fever takes hold as Dublin bows at the altar of Troy to find solace in heartache
Aviva Stadium also paid tribute to an emotional Seamus Coleman during friendly clash with North Macedonia.
An Ireland game that embraces the ballad of the Lonesome Boatman
Visit of North Macedonia offers a chance for fans to show appreciation after missing out on World Cup.
Troy Parrott is a new leader to emerge in every sense for the Republic of Ireland
The 24-year-old’s importance is not just in the goals he is now scoring, but in the example he sets for teammates.
'I’m not seeing many positives right now because we’re in the gutter'
Ireland feel a brutal World Cup pain with ghosts that will stalk and linger
From a position of control in the game and then the penalty shootout, the Boys in Green are unable to progress.
A message from Troy Parrott's mam: 'He loves playing for his country, he loves Ireland'
Jennifer Parrott and all the family are gearing up for what could be a famous night in Prague.
A message from Troy Parrott's mam: 'He loves playing for his country, he loves Ireland'
Jennifer Parrott and all the family are gearing up for what could be a famous night in Prague.
All you need to know about the biggest Ireland football match of the decade so far
Seamus Coleman: the natural leader for a team who have learned to fight through the storm
This bunch of Ireland players are familiar with adversity, individually and as a collective. The Donegal man embodies their spirit.
From 'tearing across the M50' to the cusp of the World Cup - Dara O'Shea's dad reflects on son's journey
In a quiet corner in Prague, Sean O’Shea speaks of his pride after years of racing around Dublin between football and GAA matches.
From 'tearing across the M50' to the cusp of the World Cup - Dara O'Shea's dad reflects on son's journey
In a quiet corner in Prague, Sean O’Shea speaks of his pride as son prepares to take his place at heart of Ireland’s defence tomorrow.
Over 2,000 Ireland fans expected to be in home end for World Cup play-off
Over 2,000 Ireland fans expected to be in home end for World Cup play-off
This father-son team has brought along homemade Saint Troy Parrott candles for a Prague miracle
This father-son team has brought along homemade Saint Troy Parrott candles for a Prague miracle
Graeme Finegan and his 12-year-old James forging memories of a lifetime together in Prague.
'He’s got the Glen blood in him' – Seamus Coleman's first coach in Donegal has made it to Prague