Back page 
Ireland’s short term thinking has been its long term problem
Mick McCarthy and the current Republic of Ireland team is a result of the FAI’s short term thinking and hopefully they’ll be the last.
Tag: giovanni trapattoni
Trapattoni unlikely to change with the Côte d’Ivoire
Ciaran Kelly looks at the Italian who is set for a new challenge after this year’s World Cup.
Kevin Doyle: The deadline day winner
Ciaran Kelly looks at the Irish international’s move to Loftus Road.
Martin O’Neill: A seemingly safe appointment
Ciaran Kelly on the man who is favourite to take over from Giovanni Trapattoni.
A cult hero emerges: Anthony Pilkington
Ciaran Kelly looks at one of the players who now gives Irish football fans reason for optimism.
Last chance saloon – Austria v Ireland preview
James Clancy looks ahead to tomorrow’s game in Vienna.
Post Trap Ireland – Big changes needed to create a brighter future
Gerry Farrell calls for reform right the way through the Irish football system.
Goodnight Vienna to Irish World Cup hopes, now say goodbye Trap
James Clancy calls for a changing of the guard following last night’s defeat.
More player unrest as Trapattoni hopes for Dunne return
Andy Keogh is none too happy about his exclusion from the latest Ireland squad, as Richard Dunne looks set to make a return.
INTERVIEW: Darren O’Dea – “People don’t give Trap enough credit”
After last week’s international friendly with Wales in Cardiff, co-editor Barry Landy caught up with Republic of Ireland defender Darren O’Dea to talk qualification hopes and why the players back Giovanni Trapattoni.