Carling Nations Cup
# carling-nations-cup - Monday 9 January, 2012
One-hit wonder: Carling Nations Cup set to be abandoned
IFA President Jim Shaw has said that he does not envisage the home nations tournament happening again.
# carling-nations-cup - Monday 30 May, 2011
The Morning Score: Monday
Ireland win the Carling Nations Cup, Tipp see off the Rebels, and Luke Donald is on top of the world.
# carling-nations-cup - Sunday 29 May, 2011
Republic of Ireland 1-0 Scotland: As it happened
Robbie Keane’s 49th international goal gave Ireland a 1-0 win over Scotland in this evening’s Carling Nations Cup decider.
# carling-nations-cup - Friday 27 May, 2011
Talking points: the League of Ireland action
The FAI moved the Airtricity League programme to last night because of tonight’s Carling Nations Cup game between Wales and Northern Ireland.
# carling-nations-cup - Wednesday 25 May, 2011
The Morning Score: Wednesday
Trap’s boys rout the North, Cork name a side for their Munster championship opener and Rafa Nadal survives a scare at the French Open.
# carling-nations-cup - Tuesday 24 May, 2011
As it happened: Republic of Ireland v Northern Ireland
We were live from the Aviva Stadium as the Boys in Green showed no mercy with Nigel Worthington’s young side.
Missed calls: Has anyone seen James McCarthy?
Ireland manager Giovanni Trapattoni says he can’t get through to the Wigan midfielder. What’s going on?
The Morning Score: Tuesday
Jimmy Mc goes missing, another tragedy hits the cycling world, and Maradona claims he wasn’t the only Argentinian footballer on drugs in 1994.
# carling-nations-cup - Monday 23 May, 2011
Cox gets the nod but Dunne out as Trap names side to face North
Giovanni Trapattoni hands an international debut to the West Brom man in Carling Nations Cup clash with Northern Ireland tomorrow night in Dublin.
# carling-nations-cup - Thursday 19 May, 2011
The Daily Fix: Thursday
All the news of the day you might have missed…
Three for the price of one: FAI offers Nations Cup freebies to fans
Ticket holders offered free admission to Wales’ matches against Northern Ireland and Scotland in Dublin next week.
# carling-nations-cup - Friday 13 May, 2011
Northern Ireland fans’ charity game in Dublin off amid ‘sectarian fears’
Dublin officials, reportedly, advise against supporters having pre-match kick-about.
# carling-nations-cup - Wednesday 11 May, 2011
IFA slam fans’ plans for Aviva boycott
Association defends decision to require fans to travel to Carling Nations Cup on official buses costing £30 per person.
# carling-nations-cup - Tuesday 10 May, 2011
‘God Save the Queen’ set for Aviva Stadium airing
The Irish Football Association denies speculation that the British anthem won’t be played at the all-Ireland Carling Nations Cup clash over security fears.
# carling-nations-cup - Wednesday 4 May, 2011
Ward in, Hoolahan misses out as Trap announces squad
Irish manager picks extended squad for upcoming games against Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales.
# carling-nations-cup - Tuesday 12 April, 2011
Doyle targets Nations Cup return
Irish striker is likely to miss Wolves’ Premiership run-in, however.
# carling-nations-cup - Wednesday 23 February, 2011
Cash-strapped FAI lower ticket prices
Association announces that tickets will be reduced by up to 25% for the remainder of 2011.
# carling-nations-cup - Sunday 13 February, 2011
James McCarthy still wants to play for Ireland, says father
Roberto Martinez weighs in with his two cents again but McCarthy Snr says Jimmy Mc is up for Ireland.
# carling-nations-cup - Thursday 10 February, 2011
Martinez has latest word in Ireland’s James McCarthy saga
Jimmy Mc has been the centre of attention all week. And he wasn’t even in Dublin for the game with Wales.
# carling-nations-cup - Wednesday 9 February, 2011
Talking points: Messi wins the battle of the giants as Scots impress in Dublin
Here’s everything you need to know after a busy night of international football.
The Back Pages: Wednesday
How did this morning’s sports pages spin last night’s victory over Wales and the day’s other major stories?
The Morning Score: Wednesday
Ireland kick off their Nations Cup bid against Wales in Dublin on a busy midweek for international football.
# carling-nations-cup - Tuesday 8 February, 2011
Talking points: Gibson’s magic salvages reputation of Nations Cup
It wasn’t vintage football. In fact, at times it was hardly entertaining. We bring you a round-up of the night’s main talking points so that you don’t have to sit through the highlights.
The night in photos: Ireland 3-0 Wales
Missed the game? These photos tell you all you need to know.
International minute-by-minute: Ireland 3-0 Wales
Ireland ran out 3-0 winners with goals from Darron Gibson, Damien Duff and Keith Fahey. We had all of the action from tonight’s Carling Nations Cup opener in our minute-by-minute coverage here.
The Morning Score: Tuesday
We look forward to Ireland versus Wales this evening, keep an eye on Jamie Heaslip’s return from injury, and check in with Ireland’s cricketers in their World Cup warm-up match against Kenya.
# carling-nations-cup - Monday 7 February, 2011
How do you solve a problem like McCarthy? Trap names side for tomorrow’s Nations Cup opener
Clark and Coleman both handed first international starts by Giovanni Trapattoni while Wigan’s James McCarthy is conspicuous by his absence.
Irish eye: the greening of the Premier League on a good weekend for our boys
It’s was a promising round of Premier League games for Trap’s boys ahead of the Carling Nations Cup kick-off tomorrow night.
The Morning Score: Monday
Lombardi Trophy back with the Pack, Cork come out on top, and Kevin Doyle takes a top award.
# carling-nations-cup - Friday 4 February, 2011
Fahey given shot to impress against Welsh
Knee injury for Keith Treacy sees the Dubliner given shot at redemption after poor performance in November friendly.
# carling-nations-cup - Wednesday 2 February, 2011
Steady as she goes: Ireland unchanged as FIFA release latest world rankings
Trapattoni’s men remain in 35th spot as Spain come out on top of the pile once again.
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