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Scoil Uí Chonaill's proud Leinster journey ends against Allenwood thanks to a masterclass from Johnny Doyle - Vimarsana News

Scoil Uí Chonaill's proud Leinster journey ends against Allenwood thanks to a masterclass from Johnny Doyle

Jack Frost had called overnight, leaving icicles on the corn flakes.

St Pat's revival prime example of League of Ireland culture shift - Vimarsana News

St Pat's revival prime example of League of Ireland culture shift

No need for gimmicks to see attendances rise, the challenge now is to capitalise on a change in attitude.

Source: the42.ie
FAI expect to finalise contract extension for Stephen Kenny by next month - Vimarsana News

FAI expect to finalise contract extension for Stephen Kenny by next month

Meanwhile, the FAI CEO says Kenny will find a ‘bloody good coach’ to replace Anthony Barry.

Source: the42.ie
Wins for Moy, Fianna and Clarkes in Friday's matches - Vimarsana News

Wins for Moy, Fianna and Clarkes in Friday's matches

Ulster Herald Advertisement Wins for Moy, Fianna and Clarkes in Friday’s matches Posted: 10:27 pm July 2, 2021 SHARE In Division one, Carrickmore’s clash with Moy was an entertaining battle, that ended with a win for the latter. Carrickmore hit too many wides, and Moy’s goals from Declan Conroy and Colm Cavanagh were pivotal. Coalisland were deserving winners over Trillick. They led 1-7 to 0-6 at half time with Bailey Leonard getting the goal after 12 minutes. Trillick got the first point of the second half but they were always trailing by three or more for the rest of the game...

UEFA moves EURO 2020 games from Dublin - Vimarsana News

UEFA moves EURO 2020 games from Dublin

Waterford, Ireland / WLR Apr 23, 2021 12:22 PM The Football Association of Ireland and our Local Organising Structure (LOS) partners – Dublin City Council, the Government and the Aviva Stadium – have today been informed by UEFA of their decision to move the four scheduled EURO 2020 games out of Dublin this June due to the effects of the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. Following a meeting of their Executive Committee this morning, UEFA confirmed to the FAI that the four EURO 2020 games have been moved due to the public health situation in Ireland. UEFA had required an assurance of a minimum of ...

Source: wlrfm.com