Roddy Collins

Eternal lure of the game proves irresistible to Mark Hughes

Former top player and manager happy to emulate Roddy Collins and take the reins at Carlisle

Roddy Collins: ‘My biggest regret is telling Johnny Giles when I was 18 to stuff the international team’

The former professional football and manager on his friendship with Vinny Jones, his love for Achill Island, and what happens when you die

Paschal Donohoe to be interviewed by Colm O’Regan at Kilkenomics

There will be more than 60 speakers and hosts discussing a range of topics at Kilkenomics across Kilkenny city this week

St Patrick’s Athletic challenge Waterford’s right to play in Europa League

Dublin club have written to acting FAI CEO Rea Walshe over Uefa club licence rules

Football is a tale of two financial worlds

Cantillon: What is it with Irish property investors and unfashionable UK football clubs?

Roddy Collins returns to Athlone as Cork City aim for record

Manager’s second stint to begin next week while Airtricity League leaders near Bohemians’ mark

State of Play: Love and loss - my League of Ireland story

Myself and and my one true love, Monaghan, have gone our separate ways

Swindon Town chairman completes deal to take over at Waterford United

Former Ireland under-21 Lee Power is set to give the club a significant financial boost

Limerick’s Robbie Williams says Drogheda game a must-win assignment

Martin Russell’s revitalised side bid to take a big scalp against a side currently in freefall

Drogheda United recruit former international Keith Treacy

Capped six times, he has been without a club since Barnsley terminated his contract

Roddy Collins thinking big at Waterford

‘Every club I’ve been at where I’ve been given the backing, I’ve achieved. So there could be another golden era in Irish football if I get this going’

Roddy Collins to take Waterford United job

Dubliner will succeed Tommy Griffin when he is appointed on Tuesday afternoon

St Pat’s tick most of the boxes – if not the historic one

Liam Buckley’s side aiming to win the club’s first FAI Cup in 53 years by beating Derry

Derry City in more positive mood as they head for Cork