Chris Wood strikes for Nottingham Forest to keep Crystal Palace winless
Crystal Palace's winless start to the season continued after Dean Henderson misjudged Chris Wood’s second-half strike to hand Nottingham Forest a 1-0 home win.
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Cobh Ramblers announce takeover by FC32 group
Cobh Ramblers are the latest League of Ireland side to come under new ownership, with the east Cork club announcing a takeover by USA-based group FC32.
David McMillan fears for Dundalk future after relegation to First Division
While Derry City left Oriel Park on Friday night with three points to keep themselves in a four-way title race going into the last two weekends of a gripping SSE Airtricity Men's Premier Division season, the mood among the hosts was both sombre and fractious.
RTÉ Soccer Podcast: Ireland's play-off push begins in Georgia, Shels soar, LOI title race, Dundalk down and Hoops up for Larne
Former Republic of Ireland international Méabh De Búrca, ex-Dundalk striker David McMillan, former Shamrock Rovers and St Pat's goalkeeper Barry Murphy and RTÉ Sport journalists Anthony Pyne and Niall McCoy join Raf Diallo on this week's RTÉ Soccer Podcast.
Oasis announce first CONFIRMED support act for UK tour in official statement
It has been rumoured for a while, but Oasis have now made their first support act official for the eagerly-anticipated comeback tour dates in the UK. Richard Ashcroft has today been confirmed as the special guest for the UK and Ireland leg of the huge Oasis Live '25 tour.
Neil Robertson holds off Graeme Dott at Northern Ireland Open
Neil Robertson won the battle of the former world champions against Graeme Dott on day two of the BetVictor Northern Ireland Open in Belfast.
'Good news' on Ciarán Frawley injury, says Leinster coach Jacques Nienaber
Leinster have received "good news" on Ciarán Frawley's ankle injury and the Ireland out-half has not been ruled out of Saturday’s BKT URC game against Lions.
'Really poor' Rangers must find way to win - Martin O'Neill
Under-fire Rangers boss Philippe Clement simply needs to find a way to win while trying to stay in touch with Celtic, according to former Hoops manager Martin O'Neill.