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Techno in training, a Johnny Sexton visit, and pride at being an Irish Premier League boss - Keith Andrews up close
The 42 visits Brentford’s training ground at end of emotional week for the Dubliner ahead of today’s clash with Manchester United.
FAI seek annual €4.45m in State funding for academies, rising to €8m after two years
League of Ireland has earned trust for funding and the hope is that proves enough
FAI’s appearance at Leinster House caused a stir at a time of utmost significance for future of player development.
Dearbhaile Brady wins bronze at World Para Swimming Championships
LGFA chief executive Helen O'Rourke to step down after 28 years
Oireachtas committee chair says FAI have been 'disrespectful to the Irish people'
FAI CEO David Courell insists their “conscience is clear” regarding how they acted on historical abuse claims from female footballers in the 1990s.
'If he was fully fit he'd have done a lot more damage' - Stephen Kenny hails Spurs-bound Mason Melia
Mason Melia strikes twice on 18th birthday to send Cork City closer to relegation
St Patrick’s Athletic cruise to 4-0 in dress rehearsal for next month’s FAI Cup semi-final.
Shelbourne throw gauntlet down but Athlone respond, while Bohs earn 2-2 draw with Rovers
Alex Dunne stays course to take third on podium of Saturday Sprint
'I feel really proud to be Irish' - Kate O'Connor reflects on World silver medal
Boost for Ireland as experienced midfielder Ruesha Littlejohn joins Crystal Palace
Evan Ferguson finds adoration in Rome but a goal against Lazio would make him Eternal
Bohemians up to second after a night of calamity and clarity against Waterford
Stephen McMullan own goal and Archie Meekison’s deadly finish in the box help Gypsies to 2-1 win.
Gaelic players put best foot forward for State funding while LOI has one arm tied behind back
Pre-budget submissions stark reminder of challenges in securing academy support.
WBC president confirms Katie Taylor is to take break from boxing
Republic of Ireland drop to 61st place in Fifa world rankings
Liverpool conjuring sense of destiny and inevitability in thrilling season
Arne Slot will have concerns at how his side gave up initiative but is it papering over cracks or adding to layer of resolve?
'We love him' - Goalkeeper Luke Dennison signs new Drogheda United contract
FAI Cup worth more than ever before... and here's why Rovers winning could be good for Bohs
With the Hoops on the hunt for the Double, knock-on effect for European place would benefit side that finishes second in Premier Division.
Shelbourne's Harry Wood named player of the month for August
FAI confirm former Shamrock Rovers CEO John Martin as new director of football
The Dubliner one win away from qualifying for the World Cup - 'It feels incredible'
Triple joy as Walsh, O’Rourke and Joyce guarantee medals at World Boxing Championships
'You haven't seen the worst of it' - FAI eyes open to decline but no plans to sack Hallgrímsson
Former Shamrock Rovers CEO John Martin accepts director of football job at a time when Irish football knows its problems but cannot fund recovery.
A galling defeat that goes down in the record books as Ireland's worst in history
Evan Ferguson scored again but it meant nothing for the Boys in Green, and that is now something we may have to get used to.
Ireland's latest steps on qualifying tightrope highlight a delicate balancing act
Manchester City accept Premier League APT rules are “valid and binding”
'I thought we were going to score more' - Ireland's goal hero admits regret
Ireland's thrilling comeback goes against Hallgrímsson's doctrine but maintains World Cup dream
Character and resilience was clear to see although slow start shows a team that’s still a work in progress.
Pessimism a worthless currency as Ireland deal in unregulated crypto of hope
Michaela and Grainne Walsh advance, three Irish fighters bow out at World Championships
Ireland pinpoint the strengths that can give them World Cup edge over Hungary
Manager Heimir Hallgrímsson and his assistants, John O’Shea and Paddy McCarthy, singing off same hymn sheet.
Heimir Hallgrímsson has built connection and trust with players as World Cup belief grows
Manager shares plenty of traits with captain Nathan Collins as they find calm ahead of the storm.
Shelbourne designate Tallaght Stadium as home venue for Conference League
'Shame Game' and 'Drunken Irish' - How Ireland's last successful World Cup campaign started in disgrace
The Dutch goalkeeper with a Master's from Duke University heading to Conference League with Shelbourne
Wessel Speel arrived on loan in July one year after he was unsure if he had a future in the game after college.
Shamrock Rovers and Shelbourne trailblazers for those on margins of European game
Shelbourne draw Crystal Palace, Shamrock Rovers get Shakhtar in Uefa Conference League
The league phase will run from 2 October until 18 December.
League of Ireland provides inspiration and hope for a better future
European achievements of Shamrock Rovers and Shelbourne come as revered figure Ollie Horgan was celebrated.