Breaking: Republic of Ireland to face Finland in U21s Euro playoff
The Republic of Ireland will meet Finland in the U21 European Championship playoffs with the winners progressing to the finals in Albania and Serbia in 2027.
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The Republic of Ireland will meet Finland in the U21 European Championship playoffs with the winners progressing to the finals in Albania and Serbia in 2027.
The Republic of Ireland scored eight goals – five from headers – at the Astana Arena to remain on course to face the winners of Belgium versus Poland in a playoff final next month to qualify for the 2027 World Cup in Brazil.
Good morning – or if you’re in Astana, a highly pleasant afternoon to you. That’s where the Republic of Ireland’s women kick-start their efforts to get through four World Cup qualifying play-off games, the prize, if they prevail, a place at next summer’s finals in Brazil.
The Republic of Ireland under-21s will face Finland in a playoff to reach the 2027 European Championships in Serbia and Albania.
Chasing a league and cup double for the first time since 2008, Bohemians are unbeaten in seven domestic games, dating back to the trip to Waterford on August 9th where they came unstuck against the most lethal strike force in the country.
Oct 8 : Ireland women's manager Carla Ward said she remained "obsessed" with reaching next year's World Cup and would not allow media speculation linking her with a return to Aston Villa to distract her from the playoffs.
It was a summer of upheaval for over half of the Republic of Ireland squad currently limbering up in Astana for the first leg of their World Cup qualifying playoff against Kazakhstan on Friday.
It’s a whole 17 years since the Republic of Ireland’s women played in Kazakhstan, the game proving to be the last in the senior international career of one of their midfielders who had decided to focus on another sport. She did all right at it too, did Katie Taylor.