Ireland women fail to advance in Team Pursuit at Track World Championships
Ireland have narrowly missed out on qualification for the first round of the women's Team Pursuit at the Track World Championships in Paris.
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O'Gorman hails 'colossal' World Cup qualification
October 2020 was a difficult time for everyone, as the country moved in and out of lockdowns moved up and down through differing levels of restrictions.
Conveney: FAI apology over IRA chant is sincere
Minster for Foreign Affairs Simon Coveney believes apologies issued over the Irish team's post match celebration in Glasgow are sincere.
Things We Learned: Offensive development from Notre Dame’s receivers and offensive line accelerates Pyne’s growing confidence
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Ireland footballers’ IRA chant ‘utterly insensitive’ to victims – DUP
A video showing members of the Ireland national women’s football team singing a pro-IRA chant has been criticised as “outrageous” and “utterly insensitive” to victims.
Laura Whitmore breaks silence as Maya Jama is announced as new ITV Love Island host after she quit
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Ireland apologise for players' song after World Cup qualifier
World Cup finals for the first time. Video posted on social media after the match on Tuesday showed the squad singing "Ooh ah, up the 'RA", a song supportive of the paramilitary Irish Republican Army that sought to end British rule in Northern Ireland. "The first thing in our team is respect for the people around us," Ireland's Dutch manager Pauw told Sky Sports, adding that a shadow had been cast over their qualifying for next year's tournament in Australia and New Zealand.