Martin O'Neill

Former Republic of Ireland international player Aiden McGeady.

'I have no regrets' - Aiden McGeady on choosing Ireland over Scotland

Former Dundalk FC striker David McMillan (right) celebrates with his manager Stephen Kenny after beating BATE Borisov

Ten years on: David McMillan relives Dundalk's 2016 European campaign

Terrible that Belfast will not host Euro 2028 games – Martin O’Neill

'Players know the rules' - Ex-Ireland manager Martin O'Neill opens up on Rice and Grealish fiasco. PIC: Sportsfile

'Players know the rules' - ex-Ireland manager Martin O'Neill opens up on Rice an...

Former Republic of Ireland boss Martin O'Neill has questioned what is next for the national team and manager Stephen Kenny after a poor start to the UEFA Nations League campaign. PIC: Sportsfile

'False impression of where you are' - Armenia loss was a 'big setback' says for...

Jimmy Dunne

Blackrock man Jimmy Dunne left off Republic of Ireland panel for upcoming games ...

Republic of Ireland manager Martin O'Neill. (Pic: Peter O'Doherty)

AUDIO | Martin O'Neill gives an in-depth take on tonight's win for Ireland

O’Neill and Keane have a difficult decision to make

Games decided on the field, not the RTE studios

Ireland set up is not good enough to snub players like Noble

Answers easy to find when the game is over

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Man (40) arrested in Saltown in connection with double murder

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Kenny refusing to throw in the towel as Dundalk get ready for trip to Croatia

The dawn of a new era

O’Neill needs players to make it work

Like a fine wine, Ciaran Clark has finally blossomed

James Milner and Stephen Ireland: A tale of two transfers
In August 2010, after protracted, aggravated negotiations, Stephen Ireland finally agreed to become part of the deal that took James Milner to Manchester City from Aston Villa in return for himself and £18 million.
Cian Carroll

Lilywhites join forces with DkIT to announce scholarship programme

O’Neill to run rule over Lilywhites against Hajduk Split

Appointment will put plenty of bums on seats

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Keane and McGeeney happy to play second fiddle

Same old Martin, same old mistakes from the Irish boss

The King in the North