Soccer

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7th June 2026 - 13th June 2026
Former Bohemians boss Hysa set to take charge of Peamount after Seery exit
From no-shows to a prince on the pitch – a history of World Cup protests
Somali referee who was denied entry into USA appointed for Uefa Super Cup
Martin O’Neill signs new one-year deal as Celtic manager
Dáil rejects opposition motions calling for Ireland-Israel matches not to go ahead
Rob Edwards sacked as Wolves boss after Premier League relegation
Ranking the 10 best players at the 2026 World Cup
'It was amazing to make that plane but I never set foot on the pitch'
Carla Ward's two group campaigns have been like night and day
‘This group can get better and better,’ says Ireland boss.
Who will win tonight's World Cup opener - Mexico or South Africa?
Daryl Horgan wins Player of the Month award for fifth time
This World Cup needs the magic of the Azteca to act as catalyst for its salvation
The 2026 edition gets underway when co-hosts Mexico take on South Africa in Group A.
England earn comfortable World Cup friendly win over Costa Rica after thunderstorm
Fifa president says fans should be happy to watch World Cup for free on TV - 'We could make $30bn'
Gianni Infantino delivers another self-serving address on eve of tournament getting underway.
Case of Somali World Cup referee 'unfortunate', says Infantino
A scout went to watch him aged 11. He ‘knew’ then he would win the Ballon D’Or one day
Kieran McKenna to leave Ipswich and 'dedicate time to his family'
Tottenham confirm signing of highly rated Bournemouth star
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World Cup Voices Ep.1 - The Zulu prince and GAA in Mexico
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Everton ordered to pay Burnley more than £35m in compensation over PSR breaches
Civil rights group calls on Fifa to stand firm against ICE agents at World Cup
David Alejandro Rojina Reyes: The untold story of Bray Wanderers’ unlikely Mexican man
Chris Shields, Eddie Gormley and Pat Devlin recall the defender’s brief stint at the Carlisle Grounds.
Celtic to meet Shelbourne in pre-season friendly
'I don't think it's going to be a free hit' - O'Sullivan's focus turns to play-offs amid Cork calls
Jadon Sancho and Tyrell Malacia to leave Man United at end of their contracts
Messi sparkles on return as Somali referee says World Cup dream over
Mexico City gripped by protests and blockades with World Cup about to get underway
In a city where it feels like the walls are closing in, Fifa president Gianni Infantino takes centre stage acting like a man without a care in the world.
'We'll come back stronger and better': Ireland's play-off route to 2027 World Cup - and potential opponents
'To be disappointed to get beat in this position shows a hell of a lot of how far we've come'
Moving Ireland-Israel game to Hungary simply removes right to protest, activists argue
The football association is expected to announce its decision on Thursday.
Sinn Féin and the Social Democrats are tabling motions in the Dáil calling for the game to be called off.
The Stop the Game campaign has threatened a judicial review over the "collective failure" to stop the fixtures from going ahead.
England defeat Ukraine but must go to play-offs as Netherlands take second in Ireland's group
Ireland must settle for World Cup play-offs after more Malard magic in France
Les Bleues were reduced to 10 in the second half, but held on for automatic qualification.
24 years on, Roy Keane has no regrets over Saipan controversy
France defeat Republic of Ireland 1-0 in World Cup Qualifier
UK government 'concerned' by abuse claims against West Ham co-owner
Iran says World Cup ticket allocation for supporters revoked by US
‘You’ll be taking his dream with you’, Diogo Jota’s wife tells Andy Robertson
Somali referee axed from World Cup after being denied entry to US
Anything is possible as Ireland within touching distance of ultimate World Cup dream
Carla Ward’s side face France in Grenoble, with automatic qualification for Brazil 2027 on the line.
A love letter and a lament to football on the eve of the World Cup
For most of us, the game is a daily, weekly, ritual that blends into one so as to feel eternal.