Stephen Kenny admits dream job is probably over
Stephen Kenny has admitted he does not expect to continue as Republic of Ireland manager when his future is decided next week.
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Sykes feels squad 'maybe not going to see' Kenny again
Republic Of Ireland winger Mark Sykes reckons the international side faces "an uncertain time" as the squad accept they are "maybe not going to see [manager Stephen Kenny] again" after Tuesday night's humdrum draw at home to New Zealand.
Government suspends €6.8m funding in latest FAI blow
The FAI has had €6.8m of funding suspended by the government amid further concerns about governance and reforms at the association.
James McClean retires with a smile after 'time of my life'
"Special" was how James McClean described his final night in a Republic of Ireland jersey as the Derry native brought an 11-year international career to an end at the Aviva Stadium.
Ireland players welcome but must earn Sevens place, says James Topping
Ireland Men's Sevens coach James Topping says he would welcome players from the 15s team but has warned that there’s no easy way into his Olympic Games squad.
Jim Crawford: Late Italy goal 'a punch in the stomach' for Republic of Ireland U21s
Jim Crawford admitted that Italy's late, late equaliser in the Republic of Ireland's Euro under-21 qualifier at Turners Cross was "a punch in the stomach", but the Irish manager was full of praise for his side after the 2-2 draw.
Michael O’Neill calls Northern Ireland win over Denmark step in right direction
Michael O’Neill called Northern Ireland’s 2-0 win over Denmark a step in the right direction but knows his side remain a long way from the finished article.
Coach Kenny doesn't expect to be offered new contract by Ireland after poor Euro campaign
Ireland ended their year on a demoralising note as they were held to a 1-1 draw at home by New Zealand, with manager Stephen Kenny saying he is not very optimistic about being offered a new contract by the country's soccer association (FAI).