Irish Premier Division 2010Shane Long should start for Ireland, Jonas Hector impressed on the left for Germany and Michael OâNeill needs to find a replacement for Kyle Lafferty Well, thatâs finally over then. For those experiencing post-goal record withdrawal symptoms there is at least the consolation that Wayne Rooney ca
Guardian » 1d⢠Ireland face Germany and Poland in final Euro 2016 qualifiers ⢠Play-off place looks like the best bet for OâNeillâs team It is not clear even Martin OâNeill knows exactly how they have made it so far but the Republic of Ireland are within sight of Euro 2016. Perched in third place in Gr
Guardian » 2d⢠Republic of Ireland manager: well done Roy, putting the pressure on ⢠Grealish has yet to commit his future to England or Republic of Ireland The Republic of Ireland manager, Martin OâNeill, has accused his England counterpart Roy Hodgson of trying to put pressure on Jack Grealish after the
Guardian » 3dAston Villa midfielder refused to make a decision on whether to play for Ireland or England this month
Telegraph » 3dThe first period suggested the Republic of Ireland had no business among the continentâs elite but a second-half transformation and a precious goal from Jonathan Walters edged them closer to Euro 2016. Jeff Hendrick contributed an assist that would grace any showpiece. Martin OâNeillâs men si
Guardian » 3dRepublic of Ireland 1 Georgia 0: Jeff Hendrick's superb work to set up the goal lights up dull match
Telegraph » 3dEngland manager will speak to the Aston Villa midfielder again regarding his international future
Telegraph » 4d⢠Robbie Keane and Wes Hoolahan likely to start Euro 2016 qualifier ⢠Martin OâNeill: âHoolahanâs about as young a 33-year-old as Iâve seenâ For the third time in the campaign the Republic of Ireland face a match that their manager describes as a âmust-winâ â and this time, surel
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