Continental shift can help fire Stephen Kenny's Pat's project
We have experienced a mixed bag of results in our clubs' European campaigns as the summer progresses.
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Commercial break: Time for private investment in an independent LOI
In recent months the conversation around the League of Ireland clubs potentially breaking away from the Football Association of Ireland (FAI) to operate independently has gained traction.
Betting levy and welfare fund a good wager for football
This week I'm going to play the game that shouldn't be played and wonder why Irish football doesn’t get funding in similar ways to certain other sports.
Euro 2024 reminds us future for Ireland could be bleak, but it doesn't have to be
Watching Euro 2024 over the past few weeks has been great for any football enthusiast. However, as fulfilling as it has been – who doesn't like watching three games a day - there is that lingering sense of frustration.
Damien Duff-inspired Shelsbourne best in class but Derry are finding form
As the League of Ireland Premier Division passes the midpoint and we find ourselves in the mid-season break, it's an opportune time to reflect on how each club has fared so far this season. From unexpected surges to disappointing efforts, the campaign has been a rollercoaster for fans and players alike.
Mini tournaments pave way for love of the game
One of my earliest and fondest memories of playing football goes back to 1994, participating in Firhouse Carmel FC's Mini World Cup.
Eoin Doyle: Shamrock Rovers will win league if they reinforce in goal
Former Shamrock Rovers striker Eoin Doyle believes the Hoops will retain their SSE Airtricity Men's Premier Division title if they strengthen in goal.
Alan Cawley: 'Give it to John O'Shea and let him get on with it'
Over the next few weeks, the Republic of Ireland will be among the nations that will have the nose pressed up against the glass watching 24 of the continent's leading sides battle it out at Euro 2024.