Ireland beaten all ends up by England at Wembley
England comfortable winners at Wembley as Stephen Kenny’s wait for first Ireland win continues
FA chairman Greg Clarke resigns after using the term ‘coloured’
Clarke made the remarks to British MPs on Tuesday
United and Liverpool forced into Project Big Picture climbdown
Premier League clubs agree instead to work together on a strategic reform programme
Premier League clubs to discuss Project Big Picture amid ‘threat’ of breakaway
Clubs will have the chance to debate the issue in the open for the first time on Wednesday
Jack Charlton to be commemorated through special postmark
Postmark will be applied to mail sent in England and Ireland until August 9th
English FA to make 124 positions redundant with £300m losses forecast
82 jobs will be lost while 42 positions vacant before the pandemic will not be filled
FA Cup streaming brings betting and football even closer
Previously heavily regulated industry already entrenched in the game through advertising
Charity cycle – Dublin Chamber of Commerce set for five in a row
Aim to raise €20,000 on 650km cycle for Alzheimer’s Society and Peter Ryan, Paralympic cyclist
Brexit: MPs narrow Johnson’s no-deal room for manoeuvre
Amendment ensures House of Commons will be sitting at ‘crucial time for our country’
FA board approves sale of Wembley Stadium for €673m
Fulham owner Shahid Khan will submit detailed proposal to council next month
Dublin Chamber members aim to raise €25,000 in charity cycle
Thirty-six members to cycle from Biarritz to Narbonne in France for Dublin Simon
Right of business to criticise Brexit defended by MP
Business secretary Greg Clarke says Airbus justified in outlining trade risk of no-deal exit
Manchester City ‘ignored warnings’ over Barry Bennell
Paedophile coach continued to work at club after they were told he was a risk to children
Failed Cabinet reshuffle leaves Theresa May looking weak as ever
Chaos and lack of direction define premiership whose clear focus must stay on Brexit
Theresa May urges European business leaders to influence Brexit talks
Ibec chief ‘more confident’ there will not be a hard Brexit in March 2019
Digicom to add 30 staff as it expands in Dublin
Irish office technology supplier is also pondering a move into London market
Bombardier workers urge UK MPs to safeguard jobs
Unite trade union says 4,500 jobs could be under threat in the long term
England women’s coach Mark Sampson sacked
‘Mark had overstepped the professional boundaries between player and coach’
FA cuts ties with Ladbrokes in gambling policy change
Move comes quickly after many had questioned football’s relationship with gambling
Apologetic Theresa May’s fate in hands of MPs
Prime minister’s power severely curbed as cabinet takes control of government policy
FA chairman condemns ‘disrespectful’ England supporters
Section of travelling fans booed German anthem and sang about World Wars during friendly in Dortmund
Everton up to seventh as Leicester’s slides continues
West Ham add to Bob Bradley’s woes at Swansea; Andre Gray wins it for Burnley
English FA to quiz Dario Gradi over claims he ‘smoothed over’ Chelsea abuse
Said to have told victim his abuser ‘over- stepped the mark in his fondness this time’
Prominent figures still in game named by footballers alleging sexual abuse
New claims that a number of clubs, not just Chelsea, paid off victims with hush money
UK police investigating 350 child sex abuse in football claims
Complaint calls relate to all grades of football, from grassroots up to professional
Football abuse scandal: Unlikely any cover-ups – FA boss
Martin Glenn says any club guilty of doing so, “regardless of size”, will be punished
Football abuse scandal: ‘It was terrifying, his eyes were possessed’
David Eatock, who played for Newcastle, says he was sexually abused by Ormond
FA chairman says sex abuse scandal the ‘biggest crisis’
“I don’t know if there was a cover-up or not, I really don’t know,” said Greg Clarke
Three more ex-soccer players accuse British coaches of abuse
FA chairman says the organisation is taking action over the ‘rapidly-growing scandal’
Gareth Southgate to be England boss by end of month
FA formally interviewed Southgate today in the hunt for Sam Allardyce’s successor
Gareth Southgate begins formal interview for England job
Should the process run smoothly an appointment could be made within 10 days
Gareth Southgate to be named permanent England boss
In line to receive a four-year deal following four-match stint as interim manager
England and Scotland players to defy Fifa by wearing poppy
British prime minister Theresa May gets involved in the row with football’s world governing body
English FA accused of ‘failure’ over Sam Allardyce appointment
Parliamentary committee say interview process for manager was not done with due diligence
‘Silly’ Sam - Allardyce says error of judgment led to shock exit
‘Entrapment has won on this occasion and I have to accept that. I’ve apologised to the FA’
Sam Allardyce to leave role as England manager
67-day and one game tenure comes to an end after revelations in undercover sting
Study finds 53% of Dublin firms have increased headcount
Survey also finds that two out of five firms planning to take on staff
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