Paul Corry's FAI Cup final verdict: Hard to see past Derry
This is the standout date in the diary of Irish domestic football.
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This is the standout date in the diary of Irish domestic football.
The latest installment of Ireland v New Zealand takes place this evening at Aviva Stadium as the sides meet for the 38th time.
The Ireland players and staff have been at pains to stress that tonight's meeting with New Zealand at Aviva Stadium is not – I repeat not – a revenge mission.
Derry City defender Mark Connolly is using more longer-term memories than short as they aim to make up for a disappointing end to the Premier Division season by lifting the Sports Direct FAI Cup for the second time in three years.
Even when New Zealand were routinely handing out hammerings to Irish sides over the last 30 years, the visit of the All Blacks to Dublin has always been special.
Out of all the games I've played in my career, I can only recall one attendance figure: the 2010 FAI Cup final at the Aviva Stadium — 36,101 fans.
Stephen Bradley admitted he had been worried about how his players would bounce back from domestic heartache in time for Thursday's UEFA Conference League assignment against The New Saints but was delighted by their response during a 2-1 win over the Welsh side.