Wexford boss James Keddy makes surprise exit
Wexford FC manager James Keddy has departed the role after an impressive season in which they qualified for the First Division play-offs and FAI Cup semi-finals.
Ireland Sport News
Garry Ringrose 'all-in' ahead of rematch with All Blacks
It was eight years ago yesterday when Ireland made their breakthrough against the All Blacks at Soldier Field in Chicago.
Marine Nationale 'in great order' for Naas comeback
Marine Nationale is set to make his seasonal reappearance in the Grade Three Barberstown Castle Chase at Naas on Sunday.
David McMillan: Shamrock Rovers favourites but must stay wary of TNS' familiar faces
Former Dundalk striker David McMillan anticipates Shamrock Rovers will find The New Saints to be a tougher nut to crack than Larne but believes the Hoops should feel hopeful of benefiting from home advantage and picking up another win in the Conference League on Thursday.
Championship wrap: Michael Obafemi wins it for Wayne Rooney's Plymouth
Republic of Ireland striker Michael Obafemi struck a fine late solo goal to ensure Wayne Rooney's Plymouth claimed their first win in five SkyBet Championship matches after beating bottom-placed Portsmouth 1-0.
FAI to receive €6m a year in funding as part of new MoU agreement
The government has signed off a new Memorandum of Understanding with the FAI, agreeing to fund the association to the tune of €6m a year until the end of 2027.
Golden age for train travel? Europe's railways never been busier, data shows
Rail travel in the EU reached a new peak in 2023, totalling 429 billion kilometres in distance travelled by passengers across the bloc, according to Eurostat.
'We're well used to it' - Drogheda boss Kevin Doherty unfussed by underdog status
Drogheda United manager Kevin Doherty says they're "well used" to the underdogs tag as they look ahead to Sunday's Sports Direct FAI Cup showdown against Derry City.