Anthony Pyne is an Assistant Lecturer in Online Journalism. He focuses on themes related to sports, particularly competitive sports and the business aspects of the sports industry, with a keen interest in team sports and various sports disciplines. Anthony's work has been featured in RTE and RTÉ.
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2027 World Cup qualifier, League A, Group 2 France v Republic of Ireland, Stade des Alpes, 8pm (Live on RTÉ2, RTÉ Player, RTÉ Radio 1)
Denise O'Sullivan and Emily Murphy are back in the starting XI for the Republic of Ireland's seismic World Cup qualifier against France in Grenoble tonight (8pm kick-off, live on RTÉ2, RTÉ Player and RTÉ Radio 1).
Melvine Malard went had over heels to break Irish hearts in Grenoble, as Carla Ward's courageous outfit saw their dream of automatic World Cup qualification ended by one moment of magnificence.
Republic of Ireland boss Carla Ward said her team will come back "stronger and better" when the World Cup play-offs roll round in October.
The Republic of Ireland's dream of automaically qualifying for next year's World Cup fell short in Grenoble on Tuesday night as thanks to a quality Melvine Malard goal.
Denise O'Sullivan accepted a swashbuckling France were "on a different level" to the Republic of Ireland in Grenoble last night but took heart from how her side discomforted their illustrious hosts in an absorbing climax.
Chloe Mustaki's whole career has been a story of resilience, so it's fitting she's been so central to a World Cup qualification campaign defined by a healthy disrespect for the odds.
What's happening and when? The draw for the 2027 FIFA Women's World Cup play-off semi-finals and final takes place in Nyon, Switzerland on Thursday morning, 11am Irish time.
There are blockbuster match-ups in Round 3 of the All-Ireland SFC, while the Tailteann Cup semi-finalists assemble at Croke Park.
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