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A new football documentary asks: Will we ever see an all-Ireland football team? - TheJournal.ie
“EVEN BEFORE THE country divided, football did”, says actor Aidan Gillen, narrating a new documentary Division: The Irish Soccer Split (tonight, 9.
TheJournal.ie (1 day ago)
RTÉ Documentary Details A Century Of A Divided Football Nation - Balls.ieThe timing couldn't be more apt. Tomorrow evening, May 22, RTÉ will air their latest sports documentary, Division: The Irish Soccer Split - the riveting story of ho.
Balls.ie (1 day ago)
Stephen Kenny names Republic of Ireland U21 squad for Toulon Tournament - Irish Mirror
Stephen Kenny believes the benefits of inclusion in his Toulon Tournament squad for players and clubs outweighs the inevitable postponements that will follow
Irish Mirror (1 day ago)
Fans loved the RTE documentary on the split in Irish football - Irish Mirror
'Division: The Irish Soccer Split' was premiered on RTE 1 tonight.
Irish Mirror (11 hours ago)
50 years in the League of Ireland for Finn Harps - LeagueofIreland.ieFinn Harps' thrilling 3-2 win over Waterford United on Friday was significant. It lifted them off the
LeagueofIreland.ie (2 days ago)
Former Shamrock Rovers left half and Coad's Colts member Liam Hennessy passes away - ExtraTime.ie - Extratime.ieHennessy was part of the Shamrock Rovers side that faced Manchester United in the European Cup in 1957.
Extratime.ie (18 hours ago)
'We have made a massive leap forward' - Colin Bell - RTE.ie
Republic of Ireland boss Colin Bell believes his squad is now faster, fitter and stronger as they gear up for a serious crack at qualification for Euro 2021.
RTE.ie (4 weeks ago)
Jubilation as Carndonagh Community School's first year girls claim All-Ireland soccer crown - Donegal NowCarndonagh Community School's first year girls' soccer team were crowned All-Ireland champions on Wednesday after a dramatic extra time goal sealed a 3-2
Donegal Now (16 hours ago)
About FAI Cup
The FAI Cup, known as the FAI Ford Cup for sponsorship reasons, is a knock-out association football competition contested annually by teams from the Republic of Ireland (as well as Derry City from Northern Ireland). Organised by the FAI (Football Association of Ireland), it is of similar format to the FA Cup played in England and the Scottish Cup in Scotland. The competition is currently sponsored by the car manufacturer, Ford. It was known as the Free State Cup from 1923 to 1936. Shamrock Rovers hold the record of most wins with 24.
