FAI 'near to the end' of their search for a manager
The Republic of Ireland are "near to the end" of their search for a new manager, with the FAI understood to have not given up on preferred candidate Lee Carsley.
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Keith Treacy: Glamour draw but Ireland have nothing to fear
Ex-Republic of Ireland midfielder Keith Treacy says the team are battling for second place in their 2024-25 Nations League campaign but argues they need to adopt a more pragmatic style of play to achieve that goal.
'75% of handpasses are fouls' - Barry Kelly urges Congress to consider fundamental rule change to hurling
Four-time All-Ireland final referee Barry Kelly says the GAA's upcoming Annual Congress must seriously consider a motion to amend the handpass rule in hurling.
Sailing through stereotypes: France's Clarisse Crémer prepares for 2024 Vendée Globe
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Donal Lenihan's Ireland v Italy preview
There will be changes to the Ireland side. Obviously Andy Farrell does not like changing the squad that often, they have been away in Portugal for nine or ten days, so I wouldn't be surprised if he rotates a few players and brings that squad element into it.
England name unchanged team for Six Nations clash with Wales
England have named an unchanged team for the first time in four years for Saturday's Guinness Six Nations clash with Wales at Twickenham.
FAI apologise to Ireland fans over e-mail claiming fans were too drunk to use tickets
The Football Association of Ireland have apologised to Republic of Ireland supporters after they were inadvertently e-mailed about "contested" fan behaviour at last November's Euro 2024 qualifier in Amsterdam.
FA Cup replays: Saints off to Anfield, Coventry and Leeds advance
Southampton forward Sekou Mara's quickfire second-half double in the 3-0 FA Cup replay victory over Watford booked a fifth-round trip to Liverpool.