Friday 30 October 2020
Wax on…wax off.
We take a look at the good, bad and the bizarre of Ireland’s TV past every Wednesday in The Tube.
Looking back on when Man United won the league by 18 points and Roy Keane was named Player of the Year.
A trip down memory lane as we test your knowledge.
Mick McCarthy took a young Irish squad to Olomouc for a futile friendly that proved to be quite significant.
Daire Doyle is the guest on Ep. 14 of The Football Family.
Did you blow all your pocket money to collect these 25 years ago? Right this way.
It’s over 10 years since the iconic publication folded completely.
Take a trip down memory lane and tell us your favourite childhood memories.
The side were crowned champions in 1991 with the likes of Dejan Savicevic and Robert Prosinecki proving crucial.
But I’m coping with growing older by indulging in 80s nostalgia instead, writes Michelle McBride.
In an extract from his book ‘Boy Wonder,’ Dave Hannigan recalls getting his first pair of football boots aged seven.
It was all worth it for the goodie bag.
What are thooooooose.
Never knew how much I missed ya.
Big time gamers, this lot.
An Irish version of Date My Mom would go down so well.
Easier and uglier times…
The remarkable story of Nickey Rackard and Wexford’s All-Ireland final victory over Galway in 1955.
This show is a work of art.
The Boys in Green wore the brand for the last time yesterday ahead of the switch to New Balance.
If this list was written by a child in primary school today, every point would be fidget spinner related.
Ten years of glorious trash.
Ten years of glorious trash.
Throwback to all of your Christmas lists.
Prove to us that you know your Andreas Möllers from your Thomas Müllers…
Former Munster wing Anthony Horgan will join the tribute to Anthony Foley next Friday at the RDS.
Although he was forced to retire at an early age, former Ireland striker Jon Goodman has had a fascinating career in the game.
So. Many. Memories.
God, remember Punk’d.
Take a trip back through time.
Ken McGrath discusses Waterford’s intense rivalry with Cork and ponders what lies ahead for both counties.
Tougher times.
More politics than a Dáil full of TDs.
