Paul O'Hehir is the Chief Football Writer for the Irish Daily Mirror. With a focus on local football in Ireland, particularly in Dublin, Paul covers a range of topics including player transfers, team performances, and interviews with football stars. His work has also been featured in Dublin Live, Belfast Live, Cork Beo, and Buzz.
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By: Paul O Hehir
The Boys in Green were stuffed 5-0 by England at Wembley Stadium, ending their Nations League group stage on a downbeat note
By: Paul O'Hehir
Ireland were humiliated by England at Wembley after a second-half meltdown following a red card
Kevin Doherty's Drogheda United could benefit from player exchanges with Danish side Silkeborg
The ex-Ireland international says he is baffled why his stance on the poppy remains a talking point every November.
The 2025 season will begin with the President's Cup on February 7
By: Paul O Hehir
Ireland will discover their UEFA Nations League play-off opponents this morning when the draw is made in Switzerland.
The Boys in Green will play Bulgaria over two legs in March to see who plays in Legaue B and League C of the Nations League
The Boys in Green will play Bulgaria over two legs in March in the Nations League playoff decider
By: Paul O'Hehir
Fermanagh man Kieran McKenna has scaled the heights and currently manages Ipswich Town in the Premier League
Bobby Robson and Alf Ramsey stand tall outside Portman Road, keeping watch on their old patch and the new sheriff in town.
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