Louise Quinn: Stakes are too high for complacency
Louise Quinn says complacency will never be an issue for the Republic of Ireland because "there's too much to play for".
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Breaking Ireland edge past Finland to make World Cup play-offs
The Republic of Ireland are into the World Cup play-offs after a nervy, scrappy 1-0 win against Finland in front of a record crowd at Tallaght Stadium.
Megan Connolly calls for cool heads in Tallaght furnace
Megan Connolly has fond memories of facing Finland.
Ireland benefitting from off-field momentum 14 years in the making
It's been just shy of 14 years since the Republic of Ireland last made the play-offs of a major international tournament.
Play-offs part of the journey - not the destination
There's understandable excitement at the prospect of the Republic of Ireland sealing a place in the World Cup play-offs in Tallaght on Thursday night.
Customers praise Lidl after supermarket makes major change to its fruit and vegetables
Lidl has been praised by customers after unveiling a major change to its fresh fruit and vegetable. The supermarket announced it would be supporting suppliers across Great Britain by selling produce affected by the recent droughts.
British-Belgian teen becomes youngest person to fly solo around the world
SOFIA : A British-Belgian teenager became the youngest person to fly solo around the world on Wednesday after a five-month journey that saw him battle monsoon rains, searing heat and frustrating bureacracy.