Anthony Pyne is a multimedia journalist based in Ireland, focusing on local news and sports coverage. With a passion for storytelling, Anthony's articles for RTE cover a range of topics, including sports achievements, coaching appointments, and live updates on Premier League matches.
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Anthony Pyne's primary focus is on local sports, particularly soccer and the Ireland National Team. His coverage heavily features event updates and evolving stories related to Premier League, Soccer, Women's Soccer, and Coaching.
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By: Anthony Pyne
As Eileen Gleeson departed Cardiff, she inadvertently channeled the words of an old Welsh crooner.
Anna Patten believes the Republic of Ireland hold the advantage ahead of their second-leg battle with Wales in the race to make it to next year's Euros in Switzerland.
If the first leg of the Republic of Ireland's Euro 2025 play-off against Wales was a bit of a phoney war, then prepare for an all-out battle at Aviva Stadium tomorrow night (live on RTÉ2 and RTÉ Player from 7pm).
Wales were impressed by their surroundings on Monday afternoon as they took in all that Aviva Stadium has to offer.
Jessie Stapleton starts for the Republic of Ireland in tonight's Euro 2025 play-off showdown with Wales at Aviva Stadium (live onn RTÉ2 and RTÉ Player from 7pm).
The Republic of Ireland's Euros dreams were shattered by Wales on an exhaustingly dramatic night at Aviva Stadium.
A bitterly disappointed Eileen Gleeson would not be drawn on her future in the wake of the Republic of Ireland's gut-wrenching Euro 2025 play-off defeat to Wales.
Megan Connolly says the Republic of Ireland will have to lick their wounds and make sure harsh lessons have been learned after they suffered an agonising Euro 2025 play-off defeat to Wales.
By: Anthony Pyne
Eileen Gleeson's reign as Republic of Ireland head coach is over after the FAI confirmed her contract will not be renewed.
And so the dream has curdled and soured for Eileen Gleeson. It's almost exactly a year since the FAI decided that the 52-year-old was the standout choice among the 42 candidates who'd applied for the job.
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