Kevin Kilbane: Alan McLoughlin belonged to football
Former Ireland midfielder remembers his friend and colleague with whom he shared so much
Worst sporting moment: White knuckle ride on a hate-filled night at Windsor
Gerry Thornley has yet to experience a more hateful atmosphere than Windsor Park in 1993
Michael Walker: John Wayne should have had a Jackie Charlton calendar
A leader, and for his willingness to be blunt, to challenge orthodoxy, he was cherished
Ken Early: The game has changed so much it’s time to change match schedules
Players not only have to cover greater distances in matches but also have to do it faster
Northern Ireland’s loss is Stoke’s gain as O’Neill plans long goodbye
Formidable manager has overseen a remarkable transformation in North’s fortunes
Jennings looks on in wonderment at Tottenham’s brave new world
Still coaching at Spurs, the legendary goalkeeper is thrilled with the club’s progress
Martin O’Neill’s words were humbling and showed a touch of class
Ireland manager showed in Lille that he doesn’t forget a face
Northern Ireland out to show Germany why they belong
Michael O’Neill explains how far things have moved on since Euro 2012
Modern Northern Ireland team dancing to a familiar beat
Assistant boss Jimmy Nicholl sees similarities to the great side from the 1980s
Pride and belief bedrock of Northern Ireland’s unexpected odyssey
Evans brothers typify sense of fellowship that will prove vital for Michael O’Neill’s side
Euro ’88: Jack Charlton points Ireland’s ‘beautiful, skilled losers’ on path to glory
A phone call in December 1985 set in train one of the key chapters in the history of Irish football
Martin O’Neill admits final Ireland cut will be hardest job to date
‘If there are one or two who are bigger than me, I may well write to them’
Michael O’Neill: unbeaten run will serve side well at Euro 2016
Victory over Slovenia extended Northern Ireland’s winning streak to 10 games
Michael O’Neill builds real unity of purpose
Northern Ireland’s huge transformation has been enabled by their young manager
The kick that sealed victory for Armagh in long hot summer of 1982
As they meet Donegal, Rory McIlroy’s uncle Mickey McDonald recalls that tense moment
Story of David and Sócrates – when an Irish underdog took on a giant of Brazil
Ex-Northern Ireland winger has reasons to remember his full international debut
Roddy L’Estrange: Shock of snub for McIlroy knocks Vinny’s crew for six
Burly busman and his buddies try to fathom a great sporting injustice
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