The Ireland youngster aiming to follow in Liam Miller's footsteps
Tyreik Wright is set to represent the Boys in Green in the U19 Euros.
Tyreik Wright is set to represent the Boys in Green in the U19 Euros.
At the concert he posted pictures of various Celtic heroes with a image of Miller.
GAA Director-General Tom Ryan today addressed last summer’s controversy over the Liam Miller Tribute match.
Stars gathered last month to celebrate the life of the late former Ireland international.
An Ireland underage star who broke into the Nottingham Forest team as a teenager, Keith Foy took his eye off the ball and paid the price.
One to look back on fondly.
Denis Irwin, Gary Neville and John Hartson reflect on today’s Liam Miller memorial match in Cork.
Liam Miller was remembered and honoured by those who played alongside him, worshiped him and loved him on Tuesday.
The former Celtic, Manchester United and Ireland midfielder was remembered today in his hometown.
Louis Saha, Robbie Keane and Colin Healy also found the back of the net during this afternoon’s Liam Miller tribute match.
Former team-mates of Liam Miller have been paying tribute to him before the match in Páirc Uí Chaoimh today.
Liam Miller’s playing career was special and unique and awe-inspiring.
Gerardene McNamara of Cork’s Ballincollig soccer club and Eire Óg’s Vincent Fahy talk to The42 about their memories of Liam Miller.
You can catch the Tuesday afternoon match on Virgin Media Three.
The broadcaster will also have highlights on its free-to-air channel, Virgin Media One.
Andy Reid has been through a painful few years. He speaks to Eoin O’Callaghan about loss, life and what’s next.
All 45,000 tickets for the fundraising soccer match have been snapped up.
The game will take place in Páirc Uí Chaoimh on September 25.
Tickets are selling quickly for the game in Páirc Uí Chaoimh.
‘These associations of these national sports, they’re a disaster all over the world,’ the former Manchester United defender said.
Gary Neville visited The42 HQ to talk about next month’s Liam Miller tribute match.
Club legends from Manchester United and Celtic will be joined by Ireland stars Robbie Keane, Richard Dunne and Damien Duff.
After a week of wrangling, the GAA and organisers of the match announced that it will be played at Cork’s Páirc Uí Chaoimh.
The chairman of the organising committee says there’s a possibility that the game will be broadcast live on 25 September.
John Horan said those comments were “unhelpful”.
Páirc Uí Chaoimh will stage a tribute match for the late Liam Miller, who passed away following a battle with pancreatic cancer earlier this year.
Miller, who represented Ireland from U15 to Senior level, left behind his wife, Clare, and three young children.
The recent debate over Páirc Uí Chaoimh has turned into a point-scoring exercise between fans of the two sports, writes John O’Sullivan.
The organisers of the match and senior GAA officials, including president John Horan, met today to discuss the controversial fixture.
Damien Duff is disgusted by the GAA’s resolute stance over the movement of the Liam Miller charity match to Páirc Uí Chaoimh
Michael O’Flynn, who is helping to organise the game, said this evening that a meeting is scheduled for tomorrow in order to discuss the matter.
A technicality in the GAA Rule Book could see the game played at the 45,000-seater stadium.
Michael O’Flynn said all that had been suggested by the GAA so far was a meeting.
The Gaelic Players Association have also released a statement claiming the GAA’s current stance ‘doesn’t align with our values as sportspeople.’
A charity match is scheduled for 25 September to raise funds of Miller’s family.
The move may fall foul of a 2016 ruling by the European Commission over a €30m grant from the Government for the stadium’s redevelopment.
The former Republic of Ireland footballer died of pancreatic cancer earlier this year.
The 45,000-capacity ground can only be used for GAA matches unless an exemption is given at the association’s annual Congress.
The benefit match for the former Ireland international will be held in September at Turners Cross.
Ryan Giggs, Robbie Keane, Paul Scholes, Damien Duff and Rio Ferdinand will all line out in memory of their former team-mate.