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Seventh Annual Charity Quiz Night - Another Superb
Success
Our Seventh Annual Charity Quiz Night took place in the Sala Room at the Crown Moran Hotel on Friday evening last and again provided a drama packed evening. As members and guests battled their way through the educational maelstom set by quizmaster Michael Mulvaney and his team, a certain air of inevitability transcended the occasion as the spectre of 'Quiz King' Colm Finnegan, this time accompanied by nephew Christopher Finnegan, filled the night. King Colm duly collected another winning trophy, his fourth in seven years, and is now reported to be considering an extension to his Wicklow residence. We are delighted to have been able to present our nominated charity for this year - Aisling - Return to Ireland Project, with a cheque for £900 from the proceeds of the evening. Premiership
action for Ireland's EURO 2012 candidates...04/02/2012
This weekend's English Premiership programme again saw several Republic of Ireland International players, with ambitions of being included in the European Championship Finals squad which will travel to Poland, in competitive action.
Irish international candidates in Championship action...04/02/2012
Saturday afternoon saw a full English Championship programme in which several Republic of Ireland senior and under 21 international players were in competitive action. Poland and the Ukraine will be the target of the senior players while the younger group will have the EURO Group Seven Under 21 qualifying contests in their sights.
Irish colony helps bring cheer to Edinburgh...04/02/2012
There was some cheer in Edinburgh this afternoon, albeit at Easter Road and not Murrayfield, as manager Pat Fenlon saw his growing colony of Irish players help Hibernian into the quarter-finals of the Scottish Cup. Record breaking former Sligo Rovers striker Eoin Doyle scored the only goal against Kilmarnock, while Under 21 candidate Matt Doherty, making his debut on loan from Wolverhampton Wanderers, was pivotal in defence. Conclusion
of January 2012 Transfer Window
Both the English and Scottish transfer windows closed tonight. The temporary transfer of Robbie Keane from LA Galaxy to Aston Villa and the Darron Gibson move from Manchester United to Everton top the list of Irish transfers. Other senior internationals, Paul McShane a loan switch from Hull City to Crystal Palace and Andrew Keogh, a permanent move from Wolverhampton Wanderers to Millwall and Keith Andrews from Blackburn Rovers to West Bromwich Albion were the most prominent Irish moves. Disappointment
for Irish quintet in FA Cup tie...29/01/2012
The five Irish internationals in FA Cup action at Arsenal this afternoon for visitors Aston Villa, suffered disappointment as they squandered a two goal half time lead to exit the cup in a three two defeat. Shay Given, Richard Dunne,who scored the opening goal, but later conceded a converted penalty, Ciaran Clark, Robbie Keane and the enigmatic Stephen Ireland were all in the starting eleven. Sunday
FA Cup activity for Ireland candidates...29/01/2012
The early Sunday afternoon FA Cup fourth round tie between Sunderland, with John O'Shea and James McClean in their starting eleven, and Middlesbrough ended in a one all draw at the Stadium of Light. While O'Shea had some careless moments, the efferescent McClean provided another stellar performance which must be of intererst to our senior management team.
FA Cup fourth round ups and downs for Irish...29/01/2012
There was FA Cup fourth round success for Sean St Ledger on Saturday afternoon as Leicester City defeated Division Two surprise packet Swindon Town. St Ledger appears to have resolved his difficulties with his club manager and has been taken off the transfer list. While Keith Fahey was an unused substitute, his club Birmingham City cruised into the next round with a four nil victory at Sheffield United with Adam Rooney scoring twice. There was disappointment for Leon Best and Robbie Brady as their clubs, Newcastle United and Hull City exited the competition. Midlands
FA Cup contests for Irish on Saturday...28/01/2012
Two FA Cup fourth round contests featured several Irish candidates this afternoon. Derby County from the Championship, with Paul Green and under 21 player Jeff Hendrick in their side, suffered a two nil home defeat by Stoke City for whom Jonathan Walters, Glenn Whelan and Marc Wilson all completed ninety minutes. Further south, Simon Cox started while Shane Long was a late substitute as West Bromwich Albion lost at home by two goals to one against Norwich City, who had Wesley Hoolihan and Anthony Pilkington in their starting eleven, while Marc Tierney was an unused substitute. Irish
quartet in FA Cup action on Friday evening...27/01/2012
Ireland Assistant Manager Marco Tardelli is believed to have been in attendance at the FA Cup fourth round contest which saw Everton come from behind to defeat Fulham by two goals to one at Goodison Park this evening. Darron Gibson and Shane Duffy both completed ninety minutes for the home side, while the injured Seamus Coleman remained an absentee. The visitors included both Stephen Kelly and Damian Duff in their starting eleven. FA
Cup debut for U19 star Sean Murray...27/01/2012
Eighteen year old Sean Murray, one of the youngest members of the Ireland squad which contested the UEFA U19 Championship Finals last year and eligible again this year, made his FA Cup debut for Watford this evening when they lost by the only goal to Tottenham Hotspur in the fourth round at Vicarage Road. FAI
Schools lose out to Australia Schools on Friday...27/01/2012
The FAI Schools commenced preparations for the 2012 Centenary Shield and Celtic Cup campaign when they went down to a three two defeat in a friendly international against the visiting Australia Schools on Friday afternoon in the Oscar Traynor Centre. Pre
EURO 2012 Senior Internationals confirmed...25/01/2012
The FAI have confirmed that Bosnia & Herzegovina will be the visitors to the Aviva Stadium for a friendly international on Saturday 26 May 2012 while Ireland will face Hungary in Budapest on Monday 4 June 2012 before departing to Poland for the Championship Finals. 2012
Setanta Sports Cup launched this afternoon...25/01/2012
The 2012 Setanta Sports Cup launch took place at the Aviva Stadium on Wednesday afternoon. Guests Owen Heary and Gary Hamilton made the eight team preliminary round draw with the opening fixture between Bray Wanderers and Glentoran set for Saturday 11 February 2012 in the Carlisle Grounds at 3.00pm. The four victorious clubs will be joined in the quarter-final draw by the seeded clubs, Crusaders, Linfield, Shamrock Rovers and Sligo Rovers. Midweek
involvement for Irish footballers...24/01/2012
The semi-final second leg of the Carling Cup between Cardiff City and Crystal Palace on Tuesday evening saw Under 21 striker Sean Scannell together with senior loanee Paul McShane introduced as second half substitutes for the visitors, who lost in a penalty shoot-out. Another U21 striker, Joe Mason, was an unused substitute for the victors. Under
16s draw with Portugal in second contest...19/01/2012
The Republic of Ireland Under 16 side played out a one all draw with hosts Portugal in Nazare, near Lisbon, this morning. Ireland took a first half lead through a deflected Corey Galvin shot but the hosts equalised just after the hour mark. Under
16s defeat Portugal in opening contest...17/01/2012
Head Coach John Morling saw his Republic of Ireland Under 16 side score a two one victory over hosts Portugal in Caldas de Reinha, thirty miles north of Lisbon, this afternoon. Early goals from Conor Dimaio and Eoghan Stokes put Ireland in first half command. The hosts scored early in the second half and dominated much of the play thereafter, but were foiled by a stout defensive performance with goalkeeper Peter Burke to the fore. Tony
Booth - RIP - Tenth Anniversary
In this year of 2012, we mark the tenth anniversary of the sad passing of Tony Booth, whose contribution to the development of the Republic of Ireland Soccer Supporters Club (London) is indefinable. Long standing members will be aware that St Luke's Hospice, Kenton played a supporting role during Tony's sad departure from this life and, together with his widow Catherine and son Turlough, the Club encourages any support, however small, that club members and friends can lend to the Hospice. Contributions can be made directly to St Luke's Hospice through the attached link. |
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