Seven players have 100+ caps for The Republic of Ireland
The Republic of Ireland national team has a long and proud history, and many players have served their country with distinction in the international game….
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IFA and FAI internationals prepare for EPL relegation battles
As the domestic UK domestic season enters its final sprint many players in the English Premiership are making their final claims for a place in…
Club over country; country over club… does it really matter?
As International football was packed away for another month following an unexpected (by me at least!) 2-1 victory over South Korea, talk for Northern Ireland…
NI U21’s impress against Spain as Euros qualification remains unsure
Northern Ireland’s under-age teams have been the subject of many a hyperbolic news story in recent weeks, this past week they garnered a fair bit…
Who to watch for South Korea: Will the Son shine bright on Windsor Park?
Northern Ireland will encounter new opposition in their first fixture of 2018 as the Taeguk Warriors of South Korea visit the National Stadium at Windsor…
Never mind thirty-eight, a second parallel would do nicely. NI v South Korea preview.
Between penalty furores and eligibility rows, goal – line clearances and near managerial moves the average Northern Irish foot soldier has had plenty to consider…
Jamal Lewis earns Northern Ireland callup but no Grigg or Brunt
Earlier this week Michael O’Neill announced his first international squad of 2018 for the upcoming visit of South Korea. Alongside a few shock omissions there…
Northern Ireland 2018 fixture list completed
Michael O’Neill’s men now have their 2018 schedule complete after organising a home tie with Israel in September, three days after their Nations League meeting…
UEFA Nations League: What is it and what does it mean for us?
Tomorrow will see the draw for the first every UEFA Nations League competition. The competition is intended as a competitive alternative to international friendlies and…
Best of British: Northern Ireland, Champions of Britain Forever
Who’s the best team in Britain? Well, it’s Northern Ireland of course. Why? Well, they’ve been British Champions for the past thirty three years now…