Garry Doyle

3 weeks ago | dublinlive.ie | Garry Doyle

The FAI’s Chief Football Officer Marc Canham has quit after three controversial years in his role. Canham oversaw the prolonged search for Stephen Kenny’s successor and was also involved in the managerial changes of the women’s senior management team. The FAI confirmed Canham will continue in his position as he conducts a handover. In a statement released by the FAI, Canham said: “After much consideration, I have made the decision to leave the Association and relocate back to England.

3 weeks ago | irishmirror.ie | Garry Doyle

The FAI’s Chief Football Officer Marc Canham has quit after three controversial years in his role. Canham oversaw the prolonged search for Stephen Kenny’s successor and was also involved in the managerial changes of the women’s senior management team. The FAI confirmed Canham will continue in his position as he conducts a handover.

3 weeks ago | irishmirror.ie | Garry Doyle

The temptation was to connect Rory McIlroy’s success at Augusta to the GAA world. And I imagine that’ll be a route a few people will go down this week. And that is why I’ll stay clear of joining them. One thing I will say on it, though, is that the Mayo GAA world should take note. Looking ahead to this weekend, it struck me how we have no time to breathe. I talked earlier on in the season about the disconnect in the game now, how the fixtures are just so manic.

3 weeks ago | irishmirror.ie | Garry Doyle

David Forde was looking at a picture of his younger self. The same confident jaw was there next to a youthful smile. But it was his eyes he focused on because the eyes don’t lie. To the outside world, there was nothing to see. But the outside world didn’t know what to look for. A 45-year-old Forde does because he now has a deep understanding of the player he was and the person he now is. He explains: “I felt I was an imposter, not a good enough player.

3 weeks ago | irishmirror.ie | Garry Doyle

Damien Duff described the two goals Shelbourne conceded last night as ‘unacceptable’ and ‘comedy gold’. The defending champs drew 2-2 with Drogheda at United Park, Sam Bone scoring at both ends after Mark Coyle had cancelled out Warren Davis’ opener. Afterwards Duff said: “I am disappointed for sure with the result. It is the best we have played up here in my time (as Shels boss). We were dominant. “But within the game there were two crazy moments from us, their two goals. It was comedy gold stuff.