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2 months ago |
balls.ie | Danny Byrne |Rob O'Halloran |Lee Costello |Eoin Harrington
Amidst the excitement of Ireland's hunt for the first Six Nations three-peat in the history of the competition and, the highs of the victory against England last weekend, debate continues to concern the number 10 role. The fly-half rivalry between Sam Prendergast and Jack Crowley has been one of the major topics in this campaign, the latter first taking the jersey after Johnny Sexton retired in 2023.
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2 months ago |
balls.ie | Eoin Harrington |Lee Costello |Danny Byrne
Liverpool are through to the EFL Cup final after a destruction of Spurs at Anfield on Thursday night. Trailing 1-0 from the first leg, Arne Slot's men delivered a massive performance against a limp Tottenham side to romp home 4-0 winners and secure their place in the decider against NewcastleGoals from Cody Gakpo, Mo Salah, Domink Szoboszlai and Virgil van Dijk did the job on the night on another comfortable night for the Premier League leaders.
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2 months ago |
balls.ie | Eoin Harrington |Niall McIntyre |Lee Costello |Danny Byrne
2024 was a vintage season of League of Ireland football. Despite a rich tapestry of storylines, the defining thread was undeniably Damien Duff's Shelbourne charging to a first title in almost 20 years. Ireland legend Duff led Shels to their first crown since 2006, with his intensity forging a siege mentality on Richmond Road. The "us against the world" attitude saw Shels come out trumps despite spending the entire second half of the season with their backs on the ropes.
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2 months ago |
balls.ie | Lee Costello |Niall McIntyre |Danny Byrne |Eoin Harrington
Paul Merson was certainly in the mood when asked to give his thoughts on all of the talking points surrounding the January transfer window. Following Arsenal's defeat to Newcastle in the Carabao Cup, Merson is more convinced than ever that his former club need a top class striker, and there is only one that fits the bill.
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2 months ago |
balls.ie | Lee Costello |Joshua Bell Curran |Eoin Harrington |Danny Byrne
Roy Keane has a reputation for being a bit hot heated, and younger fans might think that comes from his combative punditry style. However, those os us who saw the former Man United star play, will know that it was because he played with an edge, and was a very physical player. What made the Irishman so great was that he would fight for every inch, and put his body on the line, unfortunately this occasionally meant crossing the line.
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