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John Egan braced for 'the biggest test Ireland have faced'

The Ireland defender insists the Boys in Green will hold no fear of the World Cup finalists

Irish Mirror

Wembley beckons but semi-final place is Sheffield United’s priority – John Egan

The Blades face Blackburn in Sunday’s FA Cup quarter-final.

The Independent UK

Irish football needed this revolution under Stephen Kenny

Previous Ireland managers did solid jobs and followed their brief but the time had come for change and for youth.

Irish Mirror

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Cork star Brian Hurley on keeping fit with Ireland duo John Egan and Conor Hourihane

Brian Hurley has gotten off to a flyer in this year's Allianz Football League - and he credits his fitness to tips he gets from soccer pals John Egan and Conor Hourihane, and Formula One star Alex Albon's physio.

Irish Mirror

Premier League's 6 biggest VAR howlers against Arsenal after forgetting to draw lines

Ivan Toney scored a controversial late equaliser to condemn Arsenal to a 1-1 draw with Brentford, as Mikel Arteta's side were left fuming with VAR after once again dropping points in the Premier League title race

Daily Mirror

Is Sheffield United vs Wrexham on TV tonight? Kick-off time, channel and how to watch FA Cup fixture

Tottenham Hotspur awaits the winner in the FA Cup fifth round - here’s everything you need to know

The Independent UK

Son Heung-min is "massive" Wrexham fan and could now face them in FA Cup

Non-league Wrexham will host Premier League regulars Tottenham in the fifth round of the FA Cup if they can beat Championship side Sheffield United at Bramall Lane next month

Daily Mirror

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Ryan Reynolds' 'cheeky' negotiation backfired on him and Wrexham almost immediately

Wrexham and Sheffield United drew 3-3 in an FA Cup fourth round cracker at the Racecourse ground after the home side's co-owner Ryan Reynolds was left with egg on his face early on

Daily Mirror

Brighton dump Liverpool out of FA Cup, Wrexham denied Hollywood ending

Brighton (United Kingdom) (AFP) - Brighton dumped FA Cup holders Liverpool out of the competition on Sunday as Hollywood star and Wrexham co-owner Ryan Reynolds saw his non-league side denied a dramatic win by Sheffield United in a six-goal thriller.

AFP

John Egan the savour for Sheffield United with last minute equaliser

John Egan spares Sheffield United's blushes with late equaliser

Irish Mirror

Ryan Reynolds heads straight to Wrexham dressing room after last-minute FA Cup heartbreak

Wrexham led going into stoppage time as they chased a famous victory over Sheffield United, but the Ryan Reynolds-owned club were denied at the death by their 10-man opponents

Daily Mirror

Wrexham denied famous win by late Sheffield United equaliser in FA Cup thriller

Wrexham 3-3 Sheffield United: The Welsh side were watched by one half of their Hollywood ownership duo, Ryan Reynolds, as they suffered late heartberak

The Independent UK

Wrexham foiled by 10-man Sheffield United’s late equaliser in FA Cup cracker

John Egan scored in injury time to earn Sheffield United, reduced to 10 players by Daniel Jebbison’s red card, a 3-3 draw at Wrexham after a blockbuster FA Cup tie

The Guardian - UK

Harry Redknapp hails "fantastic" deal after big offer comes in for winning racehorse

The former Spurs and West Ham manager is over the moon after Sandown winner Knockhill is sold for a six figure sum to continue his career in Hong Kong

Daily Mirror

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10 games, 31 players used; analysing Ireland's 2022 and looking ahead to 2023

Stephen Kenny will spend the winter planning for Ireland's Euro 2024 campaign, which kicks off in March. He used 31 players across 10 games in 2022.

Irish Mirror

Republic of Ireland 1-2 Norway: Stephen Kenny’s side still lack guile and knowhow to see out games

You sense the world’s best player on current form would have inflicted serious damage on the hosts who were asleep at the wheel either side of their equaliser

Irish Mirror

Republic of Ireland v Norway player ratings as Boys in Green lose 2-1

A late goal from Ohi Omoijuanfo gave Norway a 2-1 win at the Aviva Stadium

The Independent UK

Ohi Omoijuanfo snatches late victory for Norway against the Republic of Ireland

Republic of Ireland 1-2 Norway: Alan Browne had earlier dragged Ireland back into the game.

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Irish Mirror

Award winner Josh Cullen wants to become a leader for Ireland as he eyes Euro 2024 quest

The Burnley midfielder beat John Egan and Callum Robinson to the FAI Player of the Year award, for the 2021 calendar year

Irish Mirror

Community devastated following death of 'great character' as GAA club pays tribute

John was a GAA enthusiast and will be deeply missed by many in the community

The Independent UK

Ireland will learn from ‘few minutes of madness’, claims Stephen Kenny

The Republic of Ireland looked to be cruising after goals from John Egan and Michael Obafemi but were left relying on a late penalty to beat Armenia

Irish Mirror

Ireland vs Armenia player ratings: Michael Obafemi again the stand-out but slim pickings otherwise

The Boys in Green nearly gave this one away but managed to maintain their status in League B of the Nations League

The Independent UK

Robbie Brady snatches late Ireland win over nine-man Armenia to secure Nations League B status

Republic of Ireland 3-2 Armenia: Brady scored a stoppage-time penalty for the victory after Ireland has squandered a two-goal lead

Irish Mirror

Crisis narrowly avoided as late Robbie Brady penalty gives Ireland win over Armenia after implosion

Robbie Brady bagged a last gasp penalty to bail the Boys in Green out of the slammer, after a VAR review for an Armenian handball

Irish Mirror

Damien Delaney thinks Stephen Kenny is running out of excuses after Scotland defeat

After taking the lead at Hampden Park through John Egan, Ireland conceded two second-half goals to leave empty-handed

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