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Another FAI failure ahead of cup final
Ahead of the upcoming FAI Cup final in Dublin, Kieran Burke tackles the lack of support from the FAI for Ireland’s premier cup competition.
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The FAI’s selection of “granny rulers” and Northerners – a response to Eamonn Sweeney
Daniel Collins gives his take on the FAI and whether Ireland should continue to pursue players who qualify for the national side through grandparents.
The partition of Irish football – why we don’t have a single island team
Daniel Collins considers the practical and political ramifications of a united, All-Ireland football team.
Let us Irish not be too Precious about Jack Grealish’s international decision
Daniel Collins takes a look what seems to be a resolution to the Jack Grealish saga and believes Irish fans should not be so quick to judge.
If Irish clubs don’t take themselves seriously how can the sporting public be expected to?
Kieran Burke discusses Friday night football and why League of Ireland clubs need to get their own house in order first.
Tightening our belts the MLS way
Paul Corcoran discusses whether there is anything that the League of Ireland can learn from MLS.
Un-event-full Ireland – Part 3
Alan Moore continues his look at the reasons why Ireland lacks many major sporting events.
Hold the Back Page – Barcelona are the Kings of Europe once more
Neil Sherwin, Ger McCarthy and Paul Little discuss Barcelona’s Champions League win, a terrible Ireland v England game, and the Euro 2016 qualifiers.
FAI still not convincing over €5 million FIFA pay-off
In the wake of the controversy surrounding FIFA, there are now more questions to be answered regarding the FAI, writes Daniel Collins.
Irony is not just in the kitchen-y!
Alan Moore discusses irony in the context of the latest FIFA revelations, as well as past World Cup bids under Sepp Blatter’s watch.