Sunday 27 September 2020
‘It will help me a lot going into the new season. It would have been tough not to have scored since the Tottenham game so I’m delighted.’
Sheffield United boss Chris Wilder fumed after today’s game.
Dr Enida Friel of GOAL says Covid-19 will not be beaten until it’s beaten by all countries.
The Ireland U21 striker was named man-of-the-match at the AMEX on Saturday.
Kilkenny United chairman Shane Murray is optimistic about the club’s future in spite of a disappointing season.
Take a bow, James Duggan.
It is hard to describe the utter devastation of the worst natural disaster to hit the Southern Hemisphere, writes Gabriella Pandini.
A fantastic move was finished by Séamus Flanagan at Nowlan Park.
The midfielder was on target as the Saints saw off Wexford in the Leinster Senior Cup last night.
West Brom came from behind to win at Bramall Lane this evening.
Her side lost out in the All-Ireland junior club final yesterday, but Tourlestrane’s Katie Walsh had a moment of magic.
The Feyenoord captain was busy in the latter stages of yesterday’s game against Vitesse Arnhem.
The Spurs striker successfully appealed the decision.
There is no moral outrage.Perhaps we should remind people of their own children and grandchildren?, writes Derek O’Rourke.
It was Jeff Hendrick’s first Premier League goal of the season.
The striker has earned plaudits since moving to the Championship during the summer as he continues to wait for a first international appearance for Ireland.
The death toll is currently at 300 but is expected to rise significantly.
Cillian Sheridan now has six goals and four assists in his first 10 games for Jagiellonia Bialystok.
In a new deal, USAID has laid out conditions under which Goal must operate.
Woah! A flip throw-in AND a bicycle kick goal.
If the merger goes ahead the new global development agency named Oxfam Goal will be based in Ireland
The news caps a difficult 2016 for the charity.
Money had been withheld while the charity’s operations in Turkey and Syria were investigated.
The cloud over the charity darkened last week as it closed its US office and laid off 10 staff.
Belmullet player Shane Nallen raised the green flag with this superb strike.
The aid agency, Ireland’s largest in the field, has confirmed to TheJournal.ie that it is terminating the contracts of 10 employees at Goal USA.
The Department of Foreign Affairs says it is in contact with the Irish charity’s board.
The 2015 Footballer of the Year will watch on tomorrow after spending time travelling this year.
Two members of Goal’s Turkey staff have already been sacked in the aftermath of the scandal.
Meanwhile, Robbie Brady briefly had a new middle name.
The charity has had funding in the region cut by USAid in the wake of the investigation.
Five minutes, five stories, five o’clock…
The USAID agency has put some of its funding for GOAL on hold, pending the probe.
Alia Alsoud left Syria in 2011 at start of the civil war. She visited Ireland recently to meet children and teenagers concerned about the refugee crisis.
The head of GOAL hopes the installation might “start conversations” about Syria.
Time to get the salt cellars out again…
Meanwhile, it was also an eventful day for another fringe member of Martin O’Neill’s squad.
Jon Walters’ second ensured a famous win for the Boys in Green.
You may have missed this goal the first time around.
Wayne Rooney also found the back of the net as United saw off Mick McCarthy’s Ipswich Town.
