Tonga task makes for interesting selection calls for Andy Farrell
Romania are done and dusted with the not so mighty Oaks felled with a sharp axe and minimum fuss.
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Stephen Kenny ‘not thinking about’ pressure on job as Euro 2024 hopes crumble
A defiant Stephen Kenny is refusing to contemplate his position despite seeing the Republic of Ireland’s Euro 2024 qualification hopes ripped apart by the Netherlands.
Josh van der Flier would rather play at midnight than in scorching temperatures
Josh van der Flier would rather play at midnight than endure the scorching temperatures which caused him to ditch his distinctive red scrum cap in Ireland’s Rugby World Cup opener.
Kenny only focused on Ireland's next three games
Republic of Ireland manager Stephen Kenny says that he is not looking past his side's final Euro 2024 qualifying games after pressure continues to grow on him.
Ireland to give Johnny Sexton as many minutes as he can manage in World Cup
Ireland intend to give veteran captain Johnny Sexton as many minutes as he can manage during the Rugby World Cup.
Data concerns raised over new FAI registration system
The Deputy Data Protection Commissioner has met the Football Association of Ireland over concerns over the storage of passport details and photos of children.
Stephen Kenny Ireland exit becoming 'a question of when not if' - Keith Treacy
The prospect of Stephen Kenny's tenure as Republic of Ireland manager coming to an end, as his contracts approaches its conclusion, has become 'a question of when not if', according to former Boys in Green international Keith Treacy.
Longford 'confident' alleged racist remark did not occur
Longford Town have said that they are 'extremely confident' that an alleged racist remark made towards a Kerry FC player during last Friday’s SSE Airtricity Men's First Division clash between the two teams 'did not occur'.