Corry: No chance of World Cup for rebuilding Ireland Paul Corry believes Ireland have no realistic chance of qualifying for the 2022 World Cup and that fans should accept it will be a campaign ... Soccer • 25 Mar
Corry feels Kenny will try to pick experience Stephen Kenny has to go with whatever experience he can find in his squad for Wednesday's World Cup qualifier with Serbia, according to RTÉ Soccer ... World Cup 2022 • 23 Mar
Paul Corry: Luckless Kenny needs four points this week Paul Corry tells RTÉ's Morning Ireland that Republic of Ireland manager Stephen Kenny has had little luck since he took over the national team last ... Soccer • 22 Mar
RTÉ Soccer Podcast: Sizing up Slovakian challenge Host Adrian Eames is joined by Paul Corry, Stephen Elliot and James O'Toole to preview the Euro 2020 semi-final play-off with Slovakia, journalist Lukas Vráblik ... Soccer • 05 Oct 20
RTÉ Soccer Podcast: Stuttering start for Kenny Presenters Adrian Eames and James O'Toole Paul Corry, Vinny Perth and RTÉ Soccer Correspondent Tony O'Donoghue look back on Stephen Kenny's first two days in ... Soccer • 07 Sep 20
Paul Corry: Milan not the ideal draw for Rovers Shamrock Rovers would have preferred anyone else in the Europa League draw, their former player Paul Corry told RTÉ 2FM's 'Game On' programme. Soccer • 01 Sep 20
Rowing LOI clubs 'in danger of losing public interest' Former UCD and Shamrock Rovers midfielder Paul Corry feels League of Ireland clubs are risking the loss of public interest amid disagreements over the format ... Soccer • 03 Jul 20
I don't want to see Troy make mistakes I made - Corry Paul Corry has warned Troy Parrott that success at elite level only comes with absolute dedication to the game. Soccer • 10 Mar 20
RTÉ Soccer Podcast: Harry Kenny on glorious Hoops days This week Adrian Eames is joined by former St Pat's and Bray Wanderers boss Harry Kenny, ex-Sheffield Wednesday and UCD midfielder Paul Corry, Soccer Republic ... Soccer • 09 Mar 20
Have yourself a sporty little Christmas Christmas is a time for family, friends and self-indulgence but what about the sports stars who entertain us during the festive season? Eoin Ryan hears ... Other sport • 25 Dec 18
The key final battles in latest chapter of epic rivalry Paul Corry looks at the key battles ahead of a Super Sunday at the Aviva Stadium. Soccer • 01 Nov 18
King Kenny proves his worth once again for Dundalk Paul Corry reflects on the 2018 season, which again proved that Stephen Kenny appears to have the Midas touch when it comes to managing in ... Soccer • 26 Oct 18
O'Neill needs to talk tactics, not talk his team down The Republic of Ireland hasn't got world class players any more - but the players that are there don't need their manager to remind them ... Soccer • 18 Oct 18
If Declan Rice 'unliked' us then it's O'Neill's fault Declan Rice can go and play for a progressive, exciting England team, or stay with a limited, fractured Ireland. Like it or not, it doesn't ... Soccer • 04 Oct 18
Results spelled end but Liam left with head held high Liam Buckley's departure from Richmond Park brings a long and successful period to an end for St Patrick's Athletic but it was the right move ... Soccer • 27 Sep 18
Cork must go back to basics or concede title to Dundalk Our League of Ireland expert casts his eye over a game that City simply have to win to keep their league hopes alive. Soccer • 20 Sep 18
Big guns to be tested in FAI Cup quarter-finals Paul Corry looks ahead to the FAI Cup quarter-finals and is predicting an upset with UCD, Longford and Limerick looking to cause a shock. Soccer • 06 Sep 18
Rethink needed on unbalanced underage leagues One-sided results at underage level mean it's time to devise a new concept and ensure the pathway for our best young players is there, writes ... Soccer • 30 Aug 18
The future is bright but Rovers need investment now Work being done at the Shamrock Rovers academy is ensuring a bright future for the club, but their senior squad - and possibly their coaching ... Soccer • 23 Aug 18
After hockey glory, Wexford take to international stage Wexford Youths are in Champions League action this week, but after the hockey team grabbed the nation's imagination at the weekend, it is noticeable how ... Soccer • 09 Aug 18
Time to put the players back at centre of FAI-PFAI row The FAI have to address breakdown in relations with PFAI for the greater good. Soccer • 02 Aug 18
My friends at Bray are concerned about livelihoods It's a worrying time for the players of Bray Wanderers, who continue to be granted a license despite continued financial problems. Soccer • 06 Jul 18
Studious League of Ireland passing the education exam More than ever, education is a crucial part of a young footballer's development and League of Ireland clubs are investing in their players' futures both ... Soccer • 07 Jun 18
Fixture congestion having detrimental effect on league Fans, managers and players alike are suffering as a result of the huge volume of games they have had to play. Soccer • 31 May 18
Saints' faith in Buckley the feelgood story of the year St Pat's are on the rise - and it's all down to backing a good manager who sticks to his principles. Soccer • 18 May 18
