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The Forgotten Man: Kevin Doyle
Ahead of Ireland’s crucial clash with Sweden, Ciaran Kelly looks the striker who has been axed from the squad by Giovanni Trapattoni.
Posts Tagged ‘kevin doyle’
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Robbie Brady: A beacon of hope
In gloomy times for the Republic of Ireland, Ciaran Kelly looks at a youngster who may bring some brightness.
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Republic of Ireland: It’s not all doom and gloom – Part 3
The third part of Kevin Doocey’s optimistic look at Irish football.
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Euro 2012 will serve as the Trapattoni era’s epitaph
Ahead of Ireland’s opening game tomorrow, Ciaran Kelly looks at the man in charge – Giovanni Trapattoni.
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Daylight robbery at the Brandywell
Ryan Kelly looks at a problem that is all too common for League of Ireland clubs when selling their better players.
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2011/2012 Premier League Team of the Season?
Ciaran Kelly shares his thoughts on the outstanding Premier League performers this season.
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A Right Royal Run: Three reasons for Reading’s remarkable rise
Anthony Kendrick heaps deserved praise on Reading FC who could make a return to the Premier League next season.
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James McClean: The Republic of Ireland’s Wildcard
Ciaran Kelly on Sunderland midfielder James McClean, who has played himself into contention for a Euro 2012 place since his move from Derry City.
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2011-2020: The Republic of Ireland’s defining decade
Ciaran Kelly takes an in depth look at an important decade ahead for Irish international football.
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Season Preview: Wolves
Next up under the Season Preview scope is Wolves, who will be aiming to avoid relegation for another year under Mick McCarthy.
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Mourinho’s Madrid experience will play into Chelsea’s hands
One 2 Watch – An ode to Alex McCarthy
End it like Beckham: Goldenballs calls time on golden career
Final day drama back on track
Three unlikely transfer targets Arsenal must pursue
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