Jack Byrne

1 week ago | thesun.ie | Jack Byrne |Vincent Whelan

ROY Keane was at Turner's Cross to cheer on Cork City as they salvaged a point against Shamrock Rovers. Having fallen behind in the 17th minute, Freddie Anderson equalised in the 74th to provoke rapturous celebrations among the home crowd. The Manchester United legend was among them as he was snapped by Sportsfile photographers covering the game. The 53-year-old is a semi-regular at City games as it's clear he makes the effort to take in a match whenever he's visiting home.

3 weeks ago | thesun.ie | Jack Byrne |Neil O'Riordan

THE League of Ireland received the second lowest amount from UEFA’s Club Benefits Programme. UEFA has distributed a record €233million to clubs to compensate them for their players being away with European national teams for competitions they organise. Under the deal agreed between UEFA and the European Club Association, clubs received an equal share for each player released for international duty, as well as a fixed amount per player per day during the  final tournament.

4 weeks ago | irishmirror.ie | Mark McCadden |Jack Byrne

Shamrock Rovers teenager Michael Noonan has yet to add to his first goal in senior football - scored on his debut against Molde in the Europa Conference League - but Hoops boss Stephen Bradley can already see huge developments in his game. The 16-year-old announced himself on the scene in spectacular fashion in February.

1 month ago | tapinto.net | Scotch Plains |Charlie Cangialosi Iii |Jack Byrne |John Mooney

SCOTCH PLAINS/FANWOOD, NJ – The Scotch Plains-Fanwood baseball team enters the new season under a new head coach, John “JR” Luccarelli, who takes the reins from Joseph Higgins, who led the Raiders for a decade. Higgins guided the team to a 20-9 record last season, the first winning record since 2021. Many key players from that team return this year. “The thought process is to expect the unexpected,” said Luccarelli.

2 months ago | irishmirror.ie | Mark McCadden |Jack Byrne

Stephen Kenny has urged midfielder Jamie Lennon to keep improving - so that he can come into the international conversation. Kenny has described the 26-year-old as the best holding midfielder in the League of Ireland - and on Thursday he referred to his player as “our Rodri.” He has seen huge improvements in Lennon’s play since the former Boys in Green manager’s arrival at Richmond Park last summer.