Keogh adamant O’Neill is still the right man to lead Ireland
Richard Keogh has backed under-fire Republic of Ireland boss Martin O’Neill as pressure mounts following a poor Nation League campaign.
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Ireland’s Duffy insists players must take the blame for their poor results
Shane Duffy has insisted the players have to take responsibility for the Republic of Ireland’s plight as manager Martin O’Neill and assistant Roy Keane find themselves in the firing line.
Motoring industry hits out over plug-in car grant blow
Motoring groups have reacted furiously to the UK government’s decision to cut subsidies for electrified vehicles.
O’Neill defends Hendrick after Burnley man incurs Denmark’s wrath
Martin O’Neill leapt to Jeff Hendrick’s defence after the midfielder was confronted by furious Denmark players during Saturday evening’s 0-0 Nations League draw in Dublin.
Republic of Ireland held by Denmark in dull Dublin encounter
Harry Arter marked his return to Republic of Ireland action with a vital goal-line clearance as Martin O’Neill’s men opened their Nations League account with a drab 0-0 draw against Denmark.
Eriksen absence is no excuse if Denmark fail to win in Dublin, says Hareide
Denmark boss Age Hareide has warned the Republic of Ireland not to be fooled by Christian Eriksen’s absence as they attempt to rekindle their Nations League campaign.
O’Neill under pressure? Talking points ahead of Republic of Ireland’s clash with Denmark
Martin O’Neill sends his Republic of Ireland team into battle with Denmark on Saturday evening hoping to kick-start their Nations League campaign.
A closer look at Denmark ahead of Republic of Ireland clash
The Republic of Ireland welcome Denmark to the Aviva Stadium on Saturday evening determined to gain revenge for their World Cup heartache.
Shane Duffy enjoying the fruits of his labour after tough route to the top
Shane Duffy is living proof that hard work and dedication can still overcome adversity in football.
Hogan and Maguire up for daunting challenge of filling void left by Robbie Keane
Scott Hogan and Sean Maguire are desperate for a chance to prove they can fill Robbie Keane’s sizeable boots.
O’Neill not fearing for his Republic of Ireland job
Martin O’Neill does not fear for his job as he heads into the Republic of Ireland’s Nations League double-header against Denmark and Wales.
James McClean welcomes Harry Arter back into Republic of Ireland fold
James McClean has insisted someone would “have to put a gun to my head” to stop him turning out for the Republic of Ireland after Harry Arter was welcomed back into the squad.
Eriksen may have ‘chronic’ stomach injury, fears Denmark boss Hareide
Tottenham midfielder Christian Eriksen may have a “chronic” stomach injury, according to Denmark coach Age Hareide.
Ferry stranded in Baltic Sea with 300 passengers reaches port after breakdown
A ferry stranded in the Baltic Sea for about six hours with an estimated 300 people on board has safely reached its destination, port authorities say.
Ferry passengers stranded after breakdown in Baltic Sea
A ferry with around 300 people on board is stranded in the Baltic Sea after the ship experienced engine failure, the Danish operator said.
294 ferry passengers stranded in Baltic Sea
A ferry with 294 passengers on board is stranded in the Baltic Sea after an engine breakdown, Danish operator DFDS said.
Island including Copenhagen shut down during Danish police operation
A police manhunt prompted Danish authorities to briefly cut off the eastern island of Zealand, including the capital of Copenhagen, from the rest of the country as well as from Germany and Sweden.
Bridges between Denmark and Sweden closed amid reports of kidnapping
Denmark’s eastern island of Zeland, where the capital of Copenhagen sits, has been cut off because of “a major police operation”, Danish police have said.
Submarine inventor convicted of murdering reporter loses appeal
Danish submarine inventor Peter Madsen, convicted of torturing and murdering Swedish reporter Kim Wall last year, has lost an appeal against his life sentence.
Everybody lost, says Jonas Lossl over Danish players’ dispute with federation
Goalkeeper Jonas Lossl believes Denmark’s players were right to stand their ground in their on-going dispute with the Danish Football Association.
Martin O’Neill hoping for Harry Arter and Roy Keane reconciliation
Martin O’Neill has not given up hope of having Declan Rice, Harry Arter and Seamus Coleman back for what he admits may be a must-win Nations League double-header next month.
Christian Eriksen hoping to replicate impressive Denmark form at Tottenham
Christian Eriksen is determined to transfer his incredible Denmark scoring form into goals at Tottenham.
Denmark defeat a learning experience for young Wales team, says Giggs
Ryan Giggs felt Wales’ defeat to Denmark was a “learning curve” for his young players.
Denmark and deadly Eriksen too good for Wales
Wales slipped to a 2-0 UEFA Nations League defeat to Denmark as Christian Eriksen continued his incredible goalscoring form in Aarhus.
Ben Davies delighted to be playing Denmark’s ‘best’ side
Wales defender Ben Davies admits he is pleased to being playing against the “best” Denmark team rather than a bunch of part-timers.
Schmeichel says Denmark players will be ready for Wales match
Kasper Schmeichel has owned up to a “difficult week” for Danish football that almost saw Denmark field a team of part-time players against Wales in the UEFA Nations League.
Plane problems blight Wales’ trip to Denmark
Wales’ preparations for the Nations League clash with Denmark were thrown into turmoil when a technical problem with their plane left them grounded at Cardiff Airport.
Wales remain stranded on home soil as plane problems blight Denmark trip
Wales’ preparations for the Nations League clash with Denmark were thrown into turmoil when a technical problem with their plane left them grounded at Cardiff Airport.
Denmark to recall familiar faces following image rights row
Wales will face the likes of Christian Eriksen and Kasper Schmeichel in their Nations League clash on Sunday after the Danish Football Association announced a temporary truce with its star players.
Slovakia beat depleted Denmark after row sees salesman and student step in
Denmark fell to a 3-0 friendly defeat in Slovakia after being forced to select a starting XI of futsal and Danish lower league players.