Dublin

Serbian View: No Lead is Safe Against the Irish

Underage world champions and top of their World Cup group, Serbian football is on a high right now. Provided they don’t make a familiar mistake and slip up against Moldova, they will roll into Dublin expecting a fight to the finish, writes Milos Dusanovic.

Dalymount Park, the End of an Era

With Dalymount Park set to undergo redevelopment, the home of Irish football in its current guise is nearing the end of an era. Bohemian FC are asking supporters to play their part in saying goodbye to the old ground.

Good Things Come to Those Who Wait

Football clubs which were formed from the employees of factories are commonplace around the world with teams like PSV Eindhoven, and Bayer Leverkusen. Ireland, too can, claim its share of such teams including St. James’s Gate from the home of the world-famous Guinness. Cian Manning tells the story of the first ever winners of the League of Ireland.

White Collar Boy EURO 2016 Mix

Dublin two-piece electronic group White Collar Boy have released a mix dedicated to Ireland’s European adventure with tracks from the countries in Group E.

Netherlands View: Dark Days for the Dutch

Keen to close this dark chapter in their football history, the Netherlands will be in no mood to allow Ireland fine tune their Euro preparations, writes Martijn Hilhorst.

PSG V M.I.A. – The Big Picture

Paris Saint-Germain’s legal threats against rapper M.I.A illustrate how footballs biggest clubs and stars ignore human rights violations and humanitarian crisis over commercialism.

Póg Mo Goal Euro 2016 Qualifiers Posters – Playoffs – Ireland V Bosnia-Herzegovina

Amsterdam based Irish twins The Stone Twins bring the final design for the Póg Mo Goal Euro 2016 Poster series, and it’s a thing of beauty. Their work has long been a source of inspiration and we are delighted that their artwork should finish what has been a hugely successful project to coincide with a huge game in Dublin’s Aviva stadium.