Steve Finnan

1966 World Cup Irish goalkeeper Pat Dunne can only watch as Jose Antonio Ufarte scores the only goal of the playoff for the 1966 World Cup (...)

Monday morning, Albert Dock and the Museum of Liverpool is buzzing five minutes after opening. An exhibition, Double Fantasy, about John Lennon and Yo(...)

He came. He saw. He went home.” So ran the tag-line of the Irish box office smash hit comedy I, Keano, an epic musical melodrama about a Roman legion (...)

The statistics come from the Premier League, but the preferences and prejudices – based on an unquantifiable mix of sheer skill, longevity and success(...)

Manchester United are the most supported Premier League club in Ireland, according to Facebook users in a recent interactive survey. Using data from (...)

“He came. He saw. He went home.” So ran the tag-line of the box office smash hit comedy I, Keano, an epic musical melodrama about a Roman legion prepa(...)

Niall Quinn has called for long-term investment in the Irish game if the Republic are to avoid being cast into the international wilderness.Giovanni (...)

Football management being what it is, a late goal for England in Wembley on Wednesday night and Giovanni Trapattoni would have been sitting in Malahid(...)