Dundalk fans begin process to raise €100k to pay wages
Dundalk supporters have begun the process to aid their club amid the threat of being unable to see out the League of Ireland season, with the aim of fundraising €100,000 to help pay salaries.
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Devastation as husband finds detective mum-of-two, 31, dead at home
A dad-of-two returned home from work to find his wife had died in her sleep without warning. Dale Lockwood, 33, saw his childhood sweetheart Ruby, 31, lifeless in bed.
Who's the boss? Dug-out dynamics painted in grey
"I'm the boss. I'm the gaffer. At the end of the day what I say goes. The buck stops with me."
Harry Kane eyeing 100 England goals ahead of milestone cap
Harry Kane has set his sights on notching 100 international goals as he prepares to become just the 10th male England player to reach a century of caps against Finland on Tuesday.
Preview: Ireland can do talking on pitch to stop Greece lightning striking thrice
It appears to be a case of actions speaking louder than words for new Ireland manager Heimir Hallgrimsson ahead of tonight's UEFA Nations League clash with Greece at the Aviva Stadium.
Forgotten Man City star can shake up Pep Guardiola plans in defence
Lee Carsley mentioned two or three changes from his first line-up as England manager, and it would be no surprise if one of those was to bring John Stones into the XI.
I coached Angel Gomes at Manchester United, he was always the best player at every age group
There aren't many times where Manchester United have got it wrong when it comes to letting academy prospects leave the club. However, Angel Gomes' remarkable ascent to England's first-team will pose questions of 'what night have been?'
'Bouncebackability' key for Ireland after England defeat - John O'Shea
John O’Shea expects Ireland to bounce back from their disappointing defeat to England as they welcome Greece to Dublin on Tuesday evening.