Helsinki next chance to break disturbing losing habit
The Republic of Ireland's first loss of many in this decade occurred against Finland four years and one month ago.
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Heimir Hallgrimsson hoping to halt Ireland's 'downward spiral' in Helsinki
Heimir Hallgrimsson was in positive form on the eve of Ireland's UEFA Nations League encounter with Finland and believes that his team are in a position to halt the "downward spiral" and play without fear in Helsinki.
Curtis Jones and Tino Livramento receive late England call-ups
Curtis Jones and Tino Livramento have been added to Lee Carsley's England squad for this week’s Nations League double-header.
Cole Palmer draws praise from 'brother' Noni Madueke after landing England gong
Noni Madueke believes the "sky's the limit" for talented Chelsea team-mate Cole Palmer after the in-form star was named England’s men’s player of the year.
Heimir starting to build team for 2026 with Finnish mission
There was a noticeable nip in the air as the plane load of Irish fans made their way out into the streets of Helsinki following the three-hour flight north from Dublin.
Jack Grealish has 'felt the love' from new regime after devastating Euro 2024 snub
Jack Grealish still believes Gareth Southgate should have taken him to Euro 2024 but is feeling the love under interim England boss Lee Carsley.
Maturing Troy Parrott ready to bring AZ form to Ireland fold
Troy Parrott is back in camp with the Republic of Ireland and if he gets on the pitch against Finland or Greece, then this international window will have gone better than the last one.
Méabh De Búrca: 'Huge' for Athlone Town to end Women's Premier Division traditional top trio's title streak
Athlone Town's title-winning success can be a point of inspiration for neutrals as well as clubs outside of the traditional top three in the SSE Airtricity Women's Premier Division, according to former Republic of Ireland international Méabh De Búrca.