Anthony Pyne

Moses Dyer celebrates his goal against Bohemians back in March

Galway's Kiwi hero Dyer right at home in 'mad' LOI

Well-travelled New Zealander Moses Dyer has been a big hit at Galway United this season. He explains why "crazy" atmospheres and "mad" fans have made him fall in love with the League of Ireland.

Soccer • 16 May 25

Emily Whelan: 'All the girls, all the staff are amazing I couldn't see myself anywhere else'

Whelan on Glasgow landmark and burning Irish ambitions

Having recently made her 100th appearance for Glasgow City, and committed her future to the Scottish club until 2028, attacker Emily Whelan is looking to knuckle down and stake a claim for a place in Carla Ward's Republic of Ireland squad.

Soccer • 12 May 25

Canham successor has to be a football person - Ward

Republic of Ireland head coach Carla Ward says the FAI's next chief football officer must be "a wholehearted football person" committed to supporting the women's game.

Soccer • 13 May 25

Ireland boss Ward baffled by 'ludicrous' skorts fallout

Republic of Ireland women's boss Carla Ward has described the skorts/shorts camogie fallout as "absolutely ludicrous", and said it's symptomatic of "an old mentality towards women".

Soccer • 12 May 25

Champions League semi-final: PSG 2-1 Arsenal recap

PSG have beaten Arsenal 3-1 on aggregate to reach the Champions League final. Read back on how it happened here.

Soccer • 07 May 25

Sol Campbell (R) with Chris Hughton in 2010 after he signed for Newcastle United

Campbell on Hughton, Duff and football's 'game-changer'

Sol Campbell was in Dublin last Wednesday to watch Arsenal seal their place in the last four of the Champions League. He spoke to RTÉ Sport's Anthony Pyne about his strong relationship with Chris Hughton, admiration for Damien Duff, and public perceptions of his own career.

Soccer • 22 Apr 25

Amber Barrett enjoyed a good window with the Girls in Green

Amber's winning matches - and eyeing more goals

Donegal striker Amber Barrett had a really good international window with the Republic of Ireland, scoring twice in the two victories against Greece that kept alive hopes of Nations League promotion. Now she's eyeing more glory for club, country and county.

Soccer • 10 Apr 25

Marissa Sheva is mobbed after her goal in Crete

Ireland move through gears to sail past Greece

The Republic of Ireland produced a fine second-half performance to beat Greece 4-0 in Crete and get their Nations League back on track

Soccer • 04 Apr 25

Republic of Ireland players go through their paces in training

Preview: Ireland chase solace and redemption in Greece

The Republic of Ireland are Crete this afternoon desperate to atone for February's 4-0 loss to Slovenia by beating a Greece side 35 places below them in the world rankings.

Soccer • 04 Apr 25

Aoibheann Clancy: 'I think it's huge to have someone of [Ruesha Littlejohn's] calibre and her experience in the league'

Littlejohn impact benefiting the whole league - Clancy

Shelbourne midfielder Aoibheann Clancy says the entire SSE Airtricity Women's Premier Division is benefiting from the presence of Ruesha Littlejohn at Shamrock Rovers.

Soccer • 31 Mar 25