The champions came from behind for a crucial 2-1 win against Saint Patrick’s Athletic.
Rotherham and Sheffield Wednesday ultimately went down on a topsy-turvy afternoon.
Michael Calvin talks about the pressures on an England manager on this week’s episode of Behind the Lines.
The streaming platform has confirmed a return for all domestic viewers this year.
Tanya Watson, who sealed her Tokyo Olympics spot yesterday, finished 14th after her Diving World Cup 10m Platform semi-final.
City can reclaim their title this weekend, in what will be a triumph for their era-defining manager.
The draw takes place for the World Cup qualifiers later today.
A total of 1,045 tests were performed last year.
A 3-3 draw with AFC Wimbledon leaves the Irishman’s side teetering on the brink of League One.
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James Finnerty was sent off for conceding the penalty from which Graham Burke secured a derby win for Shamrock Rovers.
Shamrock Rovers won a thrilling game 2-1.
The question now turns to how the Big Six should be punished for their scheming. Should they be hit by points deductions and transfer bans? Or should they be hit where it hurts most?
Michael Cox is this week’s guest on Behind the Lines.
Meanwhile, the GAA has been granted €2.4 million while €2.25 million has gone to the IRFU.
Devine has paid the price for a poor start to the season, with Derry lying bottom of the Premier Division.
We look at why the Super League proposal collapsed, and the changes it may bring to football.
Jamie Carragher and Gary Neville rounded on their own clubs, called for ‘scavenger’ Glazers to be booted out of the game and heard from a bristling Liverpool manager.
Fans protested that the club is ‘run like a circus’ and manager Shane Keegan resigned earlier today with the club amid a wretched run of results.
Goalkeeper Brian Murphy, meanwhile, has denied claims he has left the club.
Writer, artist, and one-time Longford Town footballer Adrian Duncan is this week’s guest on Behind the Lines.
Liverpool are out of the Champions League as a goalless draw at Anfield failed to overturn a 3-1 first leg loss to Real Madrid.
Jurgen Klopp’s toothless side were knocked out in a goalless draw at Anfield.
Minister of State for Sport Jack Chambers says any exemptions will be approved by the HSE and policed by Sport Ireland.
Months after beating Muhammad Ali, Joe Frazier fronted a band that toured 10 venues in Ireland. It could hardly have gone worse.
A file purportedly including footage of the Monaghan footballers at a training session was submitted anonymously to the Department of Justice.
Kate Rowan of the Daily Telegraph is this week’s guest on Behind the Lines.
Reid was arrested as part of a police investigation into the large-scale supply of drugs, possession of firearms and money laundering.
Defeats to Serbia and Luxembourg have seen Stephen Kenny’s side fall to 47th place.
Doherty blew a 4-1 lead to crash out in a marathon match.
Keith Andrews says it’s currently a case of ‘short-term pain for long-term gain.’
The union say they have referred a number of issues to the Workplace Relations Commission.
Danny Mandroiu and Dylan Watts scored for the champions in a crucial early-season win.
Shamrock Rovers and Dundalk meet at Tallaght Stadium tonight.
The Irish players and staff took a knee ahead of last night’s game with the controversial World Cup hosts.
The Irish manager was defiant at the end of a very troubling week.
James McClean scored Ireland’s goal in a 1-1 draw with the World Cup hosts.
European football governing body Uefa have asked host cities to guarantee the presence of crowds at this summer’s games by 7 April.
A new structure sees the FAI’s membership split into three groups, with only one of them guaranteed two seats on the board.
Ireland are playing the World Cup hosts in Hungary tonight, in one of the most absurd international football matches in recent memory.
