The subject of Episode 13 of the Póg Mo Goal podcast, we’re reposting our 2014 article where Ron Ulrich of 11freunde recalls when, for 4 minutes and 38 seconds, ‘The Miners’ were the 2001 German champions. Then Andersson struck and hell opened.
Barcelona-based Cillian Shields explores the storied history of the matchday poster through one of the best exponents of the phenomenon in Spain, CD Leganés.
To pay tribute to an Irish football hero since November 1993, on the sad passing of Alan McLoughlin, we are reposting his chat to Póg Mo Goal’s Dave O’Grady from 2014 about the release of ‘A Different Shade of Green – The Alan McLoughlin Story’, nominated for Irish Sports Book of the Year. He talks about his personal battle with cancer, that famous night in Windsor Park, Roy Keane’s Rolex watch and much more.
One year into the public health crisis, Ryan Clarke laments the absence of fans even more at the start of a new League of Ireland season.
Three games in a week have turned the Irish football world upside down. Paul Bourke looks back at a tumultuous few days.
The fans must continue to stay away but as Irish football returns this weekend, Ryan Kilbane previews the comings and going at each top flight club.
Former Shelbourne player Stuey Byrne continues to release music after his retirement from football. His newest track is an ode to the game we all love and the memories of playing it as a kid growing up. He has previously […]
Before becoming a global superstar, Irish phenomenon Katie Taylor was sharing shadow boxing with international football.
Can Ireland really host a World Cup when proper investment in football has been so lacking, asks Craig Banks.
On the day Sócrates would have turned 67, Fergus Dowd profiles the medical student at the heart of Brazil’s 1982 World Cup side, the team Seleção supporters call the greatest of them all.
