Gordon Manning

Gordon Manning

Gordon Manning is a sports journalist, specialising in Gaelic games, with The Irish Times

Nathan Collins: ‘I always thought we had a win like this in us’

Troy Parrott is stuck for words about the feeling of scoring twice against Portugal

From Portugal to France: Famous victories for Ireland at Lansdowne Road over the years

Victory last night was the first time Ireland beat elite opposition at home in a competitive match in 10 years

How can Ireland still qualify for the World Cup? Here are the permutations

Topping the table is highly unlikely but Heimir Hallgrímsson’s could still claim a playoff spot

Josh Cullen and Ireland aiming for more goals from midfield against Portugal

Lack of goals from men in the middle is a long-standing problem to which Heimir Hallgrímsson has yet to find a solution

New recruit Kevin O’Toole ready to be of service in Ireland’s remaining World Cup qualifiers

New York City FC player qualifies for Ireland through his grandfather

Munster Council confirm deferral of new football championship seeding

Officials agree to defer plans to 2027

Ireland sticking to game plan despite outcome of Armenia-Hungary fixture, says John O’Shea

If Hungary win then Ireland must beat, or draw with, Portugal to have something to play for in last set of matches

Nathan Collins wants Aviva Stadium to be a fortress for Portugal game

Centre-back has been enjoying his football under Keith Andrews at Brentford

John O’Shea holding out hope that Evan Ferguson can make Ireland’s game in Hungary

Celtic striker Johnny Kenny joins squad as well as Bristol City midfielder Mark Sykes

Ugly scenes mar Ballyhale Shamrocks win as spectator grapples with players

Managers condemn incident which happened after game with Kilcormac-Killoughey

‘It won’t sink in for a while’: Cian O’Sullivan proud to join select club of Dublin All-Star hurlers

St Brigid’s clubman becomes the capital’s eighth hurling All Star

Champions Tipperary lead the way with seven hurling All Stars for 2025

Beaten finalists Cork have four players included, as there are 10 new All Stars

In pictures: your player-by-player guide to the 2025 Hurling All Stars

Seven Tipperary players have been named on the team

Tipperary GAA to build ‘transformative’ centre of excellence on site gifted by John Magnier

€12m development will include training facilities for ‘players at all levels’

Dublin and Meath to feature on same Croke Park bill three times in league next season

Ger Brennan’s first league game in charge of Dublin will be against Donegal

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