Shamrock Rovers have a difficult task ahead if they are to book their place in the Europa League third qualifying round. The Tallaght club trail Czech outfit Mlada Boleslav 3-2 in the second qualifying round, but they had Graham Burke… Continue Reading
If his latest goal is anything to go by, Shamrock Rovers have a player on their hands in Trevor Clarke. The 19-year-old Republic of Ireland youth international has been tipped for a bright future by Rovers boss Stephen Bradley, who… Continue Reading
Jack Lemmon and Walter Matthau have nothing on Eamon Zayed and Colin Falvey. Indy Eleven’s Irish duo featured in the North American Soccer League’s (NASL) latest ‘Around The City’ profile where players from around the league give some insight as… Continue Reading
The opening weeks of the 2017 League of Ireland season have conjured up some brilliant attacking displays and with that, plenty of goals. With so many crackers, it must have been difficult for the Soccer Republic team to whittle the… Continue Reading
Despite a recent comedic makeover, which included enlisting novelist Roddy Doyle to ghostwrite his memoir, Roy Keane is not known for his cheery demeanour, particularly when it comes to pre-match press conferences. So, when the former Manchester United captain broke… Continue Reading
Each year, Dundalk lose one or two of their star players and each year someone steps up to the plate. Having lost Patrick Hoban in 2014 and Richie Towell in 2015, 2016 saw Daryl Horgan and Andy Boyle depart Louth… Continue Reading
Aiden McGeady has had a new lease of life at Preston North End this season. The winger’s career looked to have stalled at Everton over the course of the previous two seasons and his best days, most would have said,… Continue Reading
With Martin O’Neill set to announce his Ireland squad for the upcoming World Cup qualifier against Wales on Monday, Daryl Horgan is one player who will be hoping he has done enough to be included. The former Dundalk talisman has… Continue Reading
“If I could slap one person, who would it be? John Delaney.” Roddy Collins has a love/hate relationship with Irish football, where he has both experienced the euphoric highs of success and the sickening lows of humiliation. The Dubliner’s manner… Continue Reading