The Undefeated Champions of Moral Victories – However, Armenia is the REAL Test
Another “brave” performance from the Boys in Green and another night of glorious failure. Yeah, ok, pride restored. However, it […]
One Point Saved or Two Points Lost?
Two points dropped or one point gained. When the ref blew the final whistle on Saturday night, I wasn’t quite
Marc Canham: Not the Messiah, Not Quite a Villain Either
Canham and the FAI It was another challenging week for the FAI. Despite having the best of intentions, they always
Job Half Done in Plovdiv, Time to Finish the Job at Lansdowne
Credit: Stephen McCarthy/Sportsfile Normally people get thrown out of stadiums when they fail to have accreditation, however, Conor and I somehow
Bulgaria Fanzine 2025
Hey folks, please check out our very first fanzine with useful tips and advice for those of you travelling to
A Pot Worth Picking: Why This Draw Isn’t So Bad for Ireland
Reasons to be cheerful (from) Pot 3 Finally, a decent draw for the Boys in Green! It’s not the easiest
Irish Football, Opinion
Lawnsdowne Road -“It’s Carsley or bust”
I’m going to get straight to the point: I want Lee Carsley as the next manager of the Republic ofIreland.
Irish Football, Opinion, Uncategorized
THE DEADEST OF DEAD RUBBER INTERNATIONAL WINDOWS
There was a genuine feeling of apathy at yesterday’s press conference. The Ireland manager looked jaded. Carrying the weight of
Irish Football, Opinion, Player Profiles, Uncategorized
Scouting Series – 5 Irishmen to watch out for next season
With the vast bulk of our Irish internationals set to kick off their season, Bill Gaine of Irish Football Blog
Irish Football
It’s fair to say that Stephen Kenny’s transformation of the Irish team has so far been as smooth as…
It’s fair to say that Stephen Kenny’s transformation of the Irish team has so far been as smooth as a