FAI 'near to the end' of their search for a manager
The Republic of Ireland are "near to the end" of their search for a new manager, with the FAI understood to have not given up on preferred candidate Lee Carsley.
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Keith Treacy: Glamour draw but Ireland have nothing to fear
Ex-Republic of Ireland midfielder Keith Treacy says the team are battling for second place in their 2024-25 Nations League campaign but argues they need to adopt a more pragmatic style of play to achieve that goal.
Boyzone in talks to become ‘the face’ of Chorley FC
Boyzone could become the latest high-profile celebrities to invest in a non-league club.
Scotland Nations League fixture list revealed as Poland clash kicks off campaign while Cristiano Ronaldo date set
Scotland will kick off their Nations League campaign in September at home to Poland.
Ireland basketball team refuse handshake with Israel after anti-Semitism allegation
The Ireland women's basketball team, in response to an allegation by an Israeli player about anti-Semitism, chose not to shake hands with the Israel players at their EuroBasket 2025 qualifier in Riga on Thursday.
'75% of handpasses are fouls' - Barry Kelly urges Congress to consider fundamental rule change to hurling
Four-time All-Ireland final referee Barry Kelly says the GAA's upcoming Annual Congress must seriously consider a motion to amend the handpass rule in hurling.
Mike Catt confident there is plenty more to come from fly-half Jack Crowley
Ireland assistant coach Mike Catt insists there is plenty more to come from rookie fly-half Jack Crowley ahead of his maiden Guinness Six Nations appearance in Dublin.
Son of Celtic hero "focusing on his football" after Dumbarton loan move
Gallagher Lennon became back page news in the national press when he signed for Dumbarton just days before the Sons played Rangers.