Sheedy back at Everton after all clear
Everton great Kevin Sheedy has returned to work at the club following a successful fight against bowel cancer.
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Sheedy cancer surgery a success
Former Republic of Ireland international Kevin Sheedy has been told his bowel cancer surgery has been successful.
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Kevin Sheedy diagnosed with cancer
Former Republic of Ireland midfielder Kevin Sheedy has been diagnosed with bowel cancer.
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Setanta finds new Aussie Rules club
Setanta Ó'hAilpín's Aussie Rules career has been thrown a lifeline after the former Cork hurler was drafted by Kevin Sheedy's Greater Western Sydney.
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Sheedy defends Robertson's high challenge
Australian coach Kevin Sheedy strongly defended Russell Robertson's high tackle on Tom Kelly in the first test at the Subiaco Oval.
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Sheedy relishing Irish challenge
Kevin Sheedy admitted the great honour it was for him to be selected as Australian head coach for this year's International Rules Series at this morning's joint press briefing in Perth between the Australian and Irish management and captains.
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Sheedy names pacey Aussie squad
Australian coach Kevin Sheedy has named a speed-laden, new-look squad for the forthcoming International Rules Series with Ireland.
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Sheedy excited about Hartlepool job
Former Republic of Ireland midfielder Kevin Sheedy is excited about his new job as Hartlepool's assistant manager.
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Sheedy takes job at Division 3 Hartlepool
Former Republic of Ireland international Kevin Sheedy is the new assistant manager at Hartlepool.
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Sheedy in line for Carlisle vacancy
Former Irish international midfielder Kevin Sheedy has put himself in the running to replace Roddy Collins as manager of Third Division Carlisle United.
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Sheedy parts company with Rovers
Tranmere assistant boss Kevin Sheedy has left the Second Division club by mutual consent.
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Tranmere suffer heavy defeat
Tranmere caretaker boss Kevin Sheedy had no complaints after the 4-1 home defeat at the hands of runaway leaders Fulham last night.
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Agony piles on for Sheedy
Two goals from veteran striker Bob Taylor strengthened West Brom's bid for a top-six spot and left caretaker manager Kevin Sheedy's Tranmere rooted to the foot of the Division One table.
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Sheedy gets players' backing
Tranmere striker Paul Rideout believes Kevin Sheedy and Ray Mathias should remain in charge of team affairs until the end of the season at least.
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Soccer: Aldridge's Tranmere book Wembley date
The former Republic of Ireland forward John Aldridge's Tranmere guaranteed their place at Wembley with a 3-nil win over Bolton.