John O'Shea to take Ireland reins for June friendlies
John O'Shea will continue to act as Republic of Ireland head coach on an interim basis for the June friendlies against Hungary and Portugal.
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Ireland U21s set for friendlies against England and Croatia
The Republic of Ireland Under-21 will face England and Croatia in friendlies this June.
Constrained run-in to September a 'worry' for whoever next Ireland manager proves to be - Paul Corry
The lack of time the next Republic of Ireland manager will get before tackling a daunting start to the UEFA Nations League is the biggest concern going forward as the wait for an appointment gets set to stretch beyond the summer, according to former Sheffield Wednesday, UCD and Shamrock Rovers midfielder Paul Corry.
RTÉ Soccer Podcast: Canham kicks down the road, LOI Sh-talemates and King crowned
Former Sheffield Wednesday, UCD and Shamrock Rovers midfielder Paul Corry and RTÉ Sport's Anthony Pyne join Raf Diallo to talk about Ireland's manager hunt running up to September, the PFAI survey on domestic facilities, the LOI weekend including an incident at Derry City, Damien Duff's comments on Shane Farrell and Dundalk anointing Noel King as manager. Plus, they talk Manchester United's FA Cup escape, the Premier League title race and Nottingham Forest's extraordinary statement.
26-man squads set to be approved for Euro 2024
UEFA is set to stick with 26-man squads for this summer's Euro 2024 in Germany.
FAI apologises as manager search goes to September
FAI Director of Football Marc Canham has apologised to Republic of Ireland supporters for the delay in appointing a new manager to the men's senior team as he revealed that he does not expect an appointment until September now.
James McClean says boss hunt 'a bit of a shambles' as he backs John O'Shea
James McClean said the search for the next Republic of Ireland head coach has been "a bit of a shambles" as he backed John O'Shea to get the job on a permanent basis.
John O'Shea ready to answer Ireland's call in any managerial capacity
John O'Shea’s first foray into management has whetted his appetite for more, with the Waterford man admitting that returning to the Republic of Ireland dugout as interim manager – or as the permanent successor to Stephen Kenny – would be an opportunity he couldn’t turn down.