Neil Lennon: FAI want manager with 'international experience'
Neil Lennon has said the FAI were looking for a managerial candidate "who had international experience" after reflecting on his failed bid for the job.
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Irish rugby thrust into role of pantomime villain
Two rounds remaining in this underwhelming Six Nations, and the consensus is that Ireland are bouncing happily towards their second successive Grand Slam, becoming the first nation to achieve the feat since the turn of the century.
Women's LOI: The key priorities for each club
Change has happened very fast for the SSE Airtricity Women's League of Ireland in recent years and the new season promises to be no different.
'Monk life' gives Cian Healy bite back for another Ireland chapter
Cian Healy never thought his pre-World Cup injury would spell the end of his Ireland career but has admitted that it has put some "bite" back into his game.
Ireland to host England and Sweden at Aviva as Euro fixtures unveiled
Republic of Ireland will host both England and Sweden at the Aviva Stadium as the fixture schedule was announced for the daunting Euro 2025 qualifying campaign.
Allianz Hurling League permutations: Crunch time for Dublin and Waterford
We're nearing the finish line in Allianz Hurling League group stages that will have big repercussions for next season.
Title within touching distance but Caelan Doris braced for English battle
It almost gets forgotten that Ireland were already Six Nations champions before they claimed a famous Grand Slam victory in Twickenham in 2018.
Alan Quinlan says Andy Farrell is on his way to becoming the Jack Charlton of Irish rugby
Former Ireland and Munster back-row Alan Quinlan has said head coach Andy Farrell is becoming the Jack Charlton of Irish rugby.