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Saturday 15 May 2021
From The42
Bohemians pair Dawson Devoy and Andy Lyons join Bray Wanderers’ Brian Maher as the three players selected from the League of Ireland.
An Achilles problem could see the Ireland international miss out on Saturday’s home tie against West Brom.
‘I have no anger, ire, ill-feeling. It was a contractual issue.’
The young, former Home Farm midfielder was part of an eventful Dublin stay.
Stephen Kenny’s men will square off with Gareth Southgate and his charges before Ireland’s Nations League clashes with Wales and Bulgaria.
Meanwhile, Cobh Ramblers secured another away win by the single goal.
Charlton led the Irish football team for a decade.
Some Premier Division clubs were against the relegation plans in particular.
With Health Minister Simon Harris warning there may not be mass gatherings in 2020, we answer the key questions that every sports fan is asking.
Irish football requires a new plan if this decade is to be better than the last one.
James McClean, Enda Stevens and Kevin Long were among the clients of Graham Barrett’s company, Integrity Sports, to make the gesture.
Doubts continue to be raised over whether the summit of the 79 council goes ahead in a meeting format due to coronavirus.
The Everton right-back was withdrawn after 28 minutes of Sunday’s Premier League clash with Manchester United.
David Sneyd talks to a player, a parent, an agent, and a head of recruitment about what goes into making the decision.
Oxford United head coach Karl Robinson confessed he was ‘shocked’ to be able to land the midfielder.
It’s been a whirlwind few months for Blessing Kingsley, topped off by FAI Cup glory last Sunday.
‘Dara has everything. He’s like, mentally, he’s thinking about every minute of the training. Whatever you tell him, he is there.’
‘It’s been the same for years and years, so if you change it, I’ll buy you a bottle of wine or something.’
Cobh Ramblers manager Stephen Henderson speaks to The42 about Shane Ross’ football forum, Niall Quinn’s grand plans and forming a League Managers Association.
The report was unveiled during an event in Dublin’s Mansion House today.
18-year-old Irish defender Nathan Collins has been linked with a move to Manchester United in recent weeks.
Eighteen-year-old Nathan Collins has impressed at Stoke City, and captained Ireland during last year’s Euro U17s.
The Ireland defender’s contract expires in June, and he has been told he can look for a new club.
Fine Gael TD Fergus O’Dowd believes a ‘full forensic audit’ of the association’s finances is necessary.
Michael Cody and Eddie Murray have also left the FAI Board.
A statement released tonight failed to mention under-fire former CEO John Delaney.
The Cork man could be ruled out for the rest of the season.
The Ireland captain and Everton star has contributed another €5,000 towards the Liverpool fan’s treatment.
The forward last week told Mick McCarthy that he wishes to represent the Republic of Ireland.
The Irish teenager has impressed at underage level for Tottenham this season, scoring 11 times for the London side.
The midfielder believes Martin O’Neill deserved more credit for his success with Ireland between 2014 and 2016.
Surely it can’t be long before Troussier rears his head once more.
Brian Kerr says he would be interested in the Ireland role but believes it exceedingly unlikely that he’ll be fielding a call from John Delaney or the FAI.
The veteran pundit announced his departure from RTÉ during the week.
Adam O’Reilly made the senior side’s bench for February’s clash with Wolves.
“We knew when we were renewing the contracts this time around that it wouldn’t be available.”
Dubliner Warren O’Hora was snapped up by Brighton just seven months after making his first-team debut for Bohemians.
Dubliner Warren O’Hora was snapped up by Brighton just seven months after making his first-team debut for Bohemians.
The Cavan native has never been afraid to try a new league.
Greg Cunningham also returned to Alex Neil’s matchday squad after undergoing knee surgery back in August.
RYANAIR HAS CALLED for all restrictions on air travel between Ireland and both the UK and EU to be lifted.
The airline said the rollout of Covid-19 vaccines, as well as reducing numbers of people with the virus in hospital, means restrictions such as a quarantine period upon arrival should be lifted at the end of the month.
“Thanks to the success of the UK’s vaccine program, there is no justification for requiring visitors to Ireland from the UK to quarantine,” Ryanair CEO Eddie Wilson told Morning Ireland today.
“The vast majority of the UK adult population have now received their first dose vaccination, and therefore pose no threat or risk to Ireland’s hospitals or health service,” he said.
However, others have pointed out that easing restrictions too early could lead to another a wave of the virus. Concerns have also been raised about new Covid-19 variants circulating in the UK.
What do you think: Should travel restrictions between Ireland and the UK be lifted?
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