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Joseph N’Do – The World Cup player who lit up the League of Ireland
Ivan Smyth looks at the career of former Cameroon international Joseph N’Do, one of the all time great League of Ireland cult heroes.
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Póg Mo Goal Magazine: Three castles burning – The failure of Dublin City FC
Featured article from Póg Mo Goal Magazine, Issue 4, Donal Fallon examines why did defunct League of Ireland club Dublin City FC fail?
Community work is key for League of Ireland clubs
If League of Ireland clubs want to secure their economic and sporting futures, then connections with the local community are going to be key, writes Kieran Burke.
Why Seán Maguire is the answer to Ireland’s striking problems
Sam McKeever believes that Seán Maguire needs to be given at chance for the Republic of Ireland sooner rather than later.
European Dreams – The battle for fourth in the League of Ireland
Gary Spain discusses the financial implications that European football can have for League of Ireland clubs.
Limerick’s ambition shouldn’t be criticised after Russell departure
Kieran Burke discusses Limerick FC’s decision to change manager so soon after their return to the Airtricity League Premier Division.
The power of many – Fan ownership can provide sustainability for the League of Ireland
Amid financial uncertainty and folding clubs, Dylan O’Connell suggest that fan ownership can provide a sustainable future for League of Ireland clubs.
Liga MX on Facebook – How you watch football today will soon be obsolete
Robert Hay Jr discusses how Football is adapting to the digital revolution and how fans view games may be set to change forever.
From 2018 UEFA’s Group Stages will be a bridge too far for Europe’s minnows
Gary Spain gives his thoughts on UEFA’s proposed new formats for European Competitions and the impact on smaller clubs.
The PCA divide – First Division clubs yet second class citizens in the League of Ireland
Kieran Burke discusses the PCA request for relegated clubs to receive parachute payments when the League of Ireland adopts its new structure.