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Soccer

April
April 2025
Disappointed Ange Postecoglou vows to deal with ‘leak’ inside Tottenham
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SFAI accuse FAI of pulling funding for Kennedy and Gaynor Cups over summer soccer row
Shamrock Rovers CEO John Martin to leave club this August
André Onana's words could come back to haunt Man United
The under-fire goalkeeper struggled last night against Lyon.
Shelbourne midfielder explains how therapy sessions helped overcome worst period of career
Late penalty save ensures first-leg draw for 10-man Rangers
95th-minute goal leaves Man United frustrated in Lyon
Tottenham can't find a winner as Europa League tie in the balance
19-year-old on target in Chelsea's Europa Conference League win
Liverpool increasingly confident Mo Salah will sign new deal
'We are a hungry side, a bit of a chip on the shoulder of a lot of our players'
McCabe conundrum and a 20-year-old sensation -- 5 talking points from Ireland's latest window
'I can assure you there is no one more happy to see me scoring than she is'
De Bruyne's Man City exit should not have been inevitable - football's greed shortened his career
Once rejected by Wolves, he's now the 'heartbeat' of the best team in Europe
Paris St Germain hit back to take control of Champions League tie against Villa
The French champions take a two-goal lead into next week’s quarter-final second leg.
Sensational Barca destroy Dortmund in Champions League mismatch
Onana taunts Matic after being labelled 'one of the worst goalkeepers in Man United’s history'
'We’re time critical'- FAI detail refined plans for €8m League of Ireland academy funding
Association says it will submit details to Government by August with aim of securing money in October’s Budget.
Cork City's fears confirmed as Ruairí Keating set to miss the rest of the season
Shelbourne issue warning over fake tickets for sold-out Bohemians clash
'I don't know if you know the game Werewolf, but we're playing it literally every night'
'The real edge for Shelbourne in a Dublin derby is against Bohs' - Duff eager for latest test
Arsenal enthused and primed for history as Real Madrid essence is stripped away
Famous victory will feel life-affirming for fans and should prove equally determinative for a squad searching for glory.
'They’ve played a certain way for many years so it does take time' - Ireland boss Ward
James strikes early as Leeds move back to top, Sheffield United suffer setback
Late Frattesi strike gives Inter edge over Bayern
Declan Rice scores two sensational free-kicks as Arsenal take 3-0 lead over Real Madrid
15-times champions stunned at Emirates as Gunners close in on Champions League semi-final.
Ireland edge Greece to make it back-to-back wins under Carla Ward
Ireland v Greece, Nations League
Unai Emery feels Marcus Rashford is enjoying his football again at Aston Villa
Ireland target Greek double - and proof they can prosper without Katie McCabe
Kyra Carusa also out of return tie at Tallaght Stadium after 4-0 win in Crete.
Newcastle step up Champions League chase with Leicester win
Man charged after alleged assault on Jack Grealish at end of Manchester derby
The Football Family's 250th episode special
Mikel Arteta convinced Arsenal can beat Real Madrid on ‘biggest night of career’
Virgil van Dijk says ‘progress’ made in talks over new Liverpool contract
Ivan Juric departs Southampton after record-breaking Premier League relegation
'Other people need to step up and take their opportunity' as Ireland without McCabe and Carusa
Carla Ward and Denise O’Sullivan – showing off her new engagement ring – guard against complacency in Greece return tie.