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Soccer: Boys in Green discover World Cup fate after finals draw

THE Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland have both discovered their potential World Cup opponents in next summer's tournament after the draw took place in Washington DC on Friday evening.

CELTIC STORIES: This could be Rotterdam or Edinburgh, Celtic win them both

THE pleasure of following Celtic everywhere they go was truly at its peak last Thursday when an away end filled with green and white was sent into pandemonium as Martin O'Neill waved his magic wand to claim an impressive 1-3 victory over Feyenoord in Rotterdam.

Soccer: Cliftonville aim to close the gap on Glens

CLIFTONVILLE manager Jim Magilton has called on his players to stand up and be counted ahead of their second trip to the Oval in a matter of days.

Soccer: Huge results for Belfast clubs in the McReynold's Cup

LAST weekend saw some huge league action for some of Belfast's finest football clubs take place across the North in the first round of this year's McReynold's Cup competition.

Soccer: Late comeback earns Cliftonville a flawless November

CLIFTONVILLE finished November unbeaten and cemented their place in the top-six with a 3-2 second half comeback win against Portadown at Shamrock Park on Saturday afternoon.

Tributes paid to Paddy McStravick – founder and long-time chairman of Newhill FC

TRIBUTES have been paid following the death of the founder and long-time chairperson of West Belfast football club Newhill FC.

SOCCER: Cliftonville thump Sky Blues to reach Shield decider

Toal’s County Antrim Shield, Semi Final

Magilton hopes Cliftonville can maintain winning run ahead of trip to Ports

CLIFTONVILLE boss Jim Magilton is happy that his side were able to mix up their approach play and will want it to continue when they visit Portadown at the weekend.

West Belfast school gets 'Parrott Fever' this Christmas

LAST weekend's heroic performance from the Boys in Green saw young children across Ireland participate in showing their appreciation to Irish striker Troy Parrot after his hat-trick in Budapest last Sunday gave Ireland's World Cup hopes a major lift.

CELTIC STORIES: Captain Fantastic spares Celtic blushes after disastrous AGM

I HAD the pleasure enjoying a unique cultural experience for the past seven days, feeding wild monkeys peanuts, touring the desert on a camel and exploring Africa's second-largest waterfalls before finally discovering the magnificence Moroccan culture.

Rory Hale leads Reds to massive Premiership victory over Coleraine

NIFL PremiershipCliftonville 1Coleraine 0At SolitudeRORY HALE’s first half strike saw Cliftonville edge out Coleraine and make it four leaguegames unbeaten with a 1-0 win at Solitude on Saturday afternoon.

Republic face Czechs and North travel to Italy in World Cup play-offs

THE Republic of Ireland will face the Czech Republic away in the World Cup play-off semi-final, with the winners of Denmark or North Macedonia awaiting in the final if the Irish get through. The draw was made this afternoon at FIFA headquarters in Zurich. A major incentive for the Boys in Green is that they will be at home in the final if they get past the Czechs in Prague. Northern Ireland will have to travel to Italy in their play-off semi-final with the winners facing Bosnia and Herzegovina or Wales. The semi-finals take place on Thursday March 26 2026 with the final on March 21.

SOCCER: Cliftonville return to league action against top of the table Coleraine

CLIFTONVILLE boss Jim Magilton is relishing the challenge of taking on league-leaders Coleraine as they return from their International break.

Ireland keep World Cup dreams alive with last gasp winner in Budapest

ON a night of high emotion Ireland secured a World Cup play-off spot with a last minute 3-2 victory over Hungary. With Hungary going into the game as favourites and with over 70,000 fans expecting to make it to the play-offs at least for next summer’s finals, it was the Irish who eventually turned the tables with two goals in the final stages of the game to send the Boys in Green into the qualifiers which will take place in March.

CELTIC STORIES: Green Brigade ban pollutes an improving atmosphere at Paradise

THE November international break handed the Celtic board a huge chance for change and rather than view their fan base in contempt or disgust, maybe seek a plan to allow them some insight into how their club is being run.

Belfast gets the crumbs off the table with Euro 2028 draw

Gaelic Games: St Gall's set up All-Belfast final after victory over Creggan

Soccer: Depleted Cliftonville welcome Swifts to Solitude

Soccer: Joe 'the goal' breaks 300 goals as Reds advance to last eight

Community Gardening: Season of mists and mellow fruitfulness is here, time to get planting

PLATING UP: A chilli lime and coriander seasoned Basa fillet on a bed of baby beets

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