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Soccer

Last month
April 2026
Forest fire five past Sunderland for vital victory in relegation battle
Late drama in Waterford as 96th-minute equaliser denies Galway
Drogheda come from behind to beat Shels in 7-goal thriller
Irish trio McCabe, O'Shea and Drinan named in teams of the season
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Liam Scales signs new long-term deal with Celtic
Chelsea's Estevao out for season, and a doubt for Brazil's World Cup campaign
Uefa bans Benfica's Prestianni for six games for 'discriminatory conduct'
'I'm in a really good place' – Chris Hughton opens up on prostate cancer diagnosis
Patience the virtue Derry City's billionaire chairman hopes will pay off
Philip O’Doherty has been a key ally and supporter for manager Tiernan Lynch.
'The past six weeks have been hell' - James McClean opens up about chronic hip injury
Jack Moylan to stake claim for involvement in Ireland's Grenada friendly
Final whistle blows on BBC's Football Focus after 52 years
Italy’s sports minister rules out country replacing Iran at World Cup
Spain's Lamine Yamal injured, but expected to be fit for World Cup
Former Chelsea captain John Terry worried about club after Liam Rosenior sacking
Soccer academies: Football can unite Ireland, but the hard work to build its future starts here
The 42
PSG move closer to Ligue 1 title as Kane helps Bayern into German Cup final
Leeds snatch last-gasp equaliser at Bournemouth to move to brink of safety
Man City go top of Premier League as Burnley relegated
Erling Haaland’s fifth-minute goal was the difference at Turf Moor.
Chelsea part ways with manager Liam Rosenior
The former Strasbourg coach was appointed on a five-and-a-half-year deal, with the option of a further year, in January.
'Difficult, messy, beautiful': Ireland's progress under Carla Ward
Ward has been in charge for 14 months, overseeing eight wins in 12 competitive games.
Irish defender Oisin McEntee to miss Hearts' title run-in
Rangers captain Tavernier to leave club after 11 years
Blow for Shelbourne as academy director Colm Barron leaves for FAI
'The professionalism wasn’t there': Liam Rosenior seethes at ‘indefensible’ Chelsea display
Liam Rosenior faces fan fury as Chelsea suffer Brighton hammering
Ferdi Kadioglu, Jack Hinshelwood and Danny Welbeck gave Albion a 3-0 win.
Leicester relegated to League One a decade after Premier League triumph
Welcome to the bib time: GAA's grand championship entrances running on empty
Karren Brady to leave West Ham after 16 years as vice-chair
Cork City on hunt for fourth women's manager in three seasons after Ryan exit
West Ham hang on to increase gap with relegation rivals Tottenham
Bottlers or Just Not Good Enough? 
Marco Rose appointed Bournemouth head coach on three-year deal from summer
'I was born to win': Gheorghe Hagi signs on for second coming as Romania coach
Erling Haaland taunts Arsenal by reminding them they have ‘come up short’ before
'I wouldn’t have taken the job if I didn’t believe we had the potential to get to the World Cup'
PSG made to pay for resting players as Lyon inject twist into Ligue 1 title race
Wollmer snatches Dublin derby bragging rights for Shels with 91st-minute winner
Troy Parrott puts gloss on AZ's Dutch cup final win with 36th goal of season