Ex-Ireland international Alan Judge on seeking help and his determination to persevere in spite of numerous setbacks.

Jonny Hayes and Alan Judge were also on target across the water tonight.

The 32-year-old Dubliner was available on a free transfer after leaving Ipswich Town at the end of the season.

The 32-year-old will not appear for the League One club again as it would trigger a new deal.

The League One club are ‘not in a position’ to extend his deal, says manager Paul Cook.

Ronan Curtis and Alan Judge also netted today in the League One action.

Judge refutes Darren Drysdale’s accusation of using the phrase a ‘f***** cheating c***’ in a confrontation for which the referee has been given a backdated suspension.

Darren Drysdale earlier apologised for losing his composure during the exchange with the Ipswich midfielder.

The Irish international was involved in a bizarre confrontation tonight.

Elsewhere in the English Football League there were assists for Irishmen Alan Judge, Corey O’Keeffe, Nathan Collins and Swords native, Peter Kioso.

The luckless midfielder won’t be involved in the Euros play-off with Slovakia.

He nonetheless couldn’t prevent Lincoln falling to a wild 4-3 defeat to Accrington Stanley.

Alan Judge has endured more bad luck than most, but is eager to play his part in Ireland’s push for Euro 2020.

Ipswich Town manager Paul Lambert says Alan Judge will only leave if the club’s valuation is met.

According to manager Paul Lambert, the 30-year-old Dubliner is keen on a move to QPR.

Alan Judge talks to The42 about his critical cameo against Denmark, and battling back from another injury.

The Ipswich attacker made the difference for Ireland in Copenhagen before injury struck.

The midfielder has signed a two-year contract extension at Ipswich Town, who are set for relegation.

The Irish midfielder has extended his stay at Ipswich Town.

Mick McCarthy hopes a rejuvenated Alan Judge can offer something different for Ireland.

The Dubliner has left Brentford for a relegation scrap at Ipswich but as he tells The42, he couldn’t be happier.

The midfielder has left Brentford and linked up with Ipswich on a short-term deal.

Alan Judge on going to ‘hell and back’ before a year that saw him achieve significant milestones for club and country alike.

Ronan Curtis and others who could be given an opportunity by Martin O’Neill.

Martin O’Neill paid tribute to Ireland’s match-winner Alan Judge after tonight’s match.

It has been a long road back for the Brentford midfielder, who featured in their 1-0 win over Bristol City today.

The Dubliner is on the bench for the Bees’ match with Aston Villa this evening.

Alan Judge also marked his return with a goal.

The midfielder is nearing a comeback after breaking his leg last year.

Alan Judge chats to The42 about his long road to recovery after breaking his leg early in 2016.

The 24-year-old Salford-born striker has yet to officially declare for the Boys in Green.

Jeff Hendrick and others who may make a switch in the coming days.

The Dubliner was particularly impressive last season with 15 goals and 11 assists.

A little less conversation, a little bit more research.

Brentford’s Player of the Year was found to have high levels of salbutamol in his system due the use of an asthma inhaler.

Alan Judge is also among the individuals who have impressed during this campaign.

Brentford’s Scott Hogan is eligible thanks to his grandparents.

The Championship side features 12 players owing to an unprecedented tied vote.

Burnley’s Joey Barton and Andre Gray were also among the in-form players recognised.

The Irish midfielder, who is recovering from a broken leg, makes up the three-man shortlist with Andre Gray and Ross McCormack.