Ireland take home some positives as one-game winning streak comes undone
Ireland were brave and brimming with effort, but the one-game winning streak came undone against Greece by the latest in a long line of conceding a long-range goal straight after half-time. This time it was Tasos Bakasetas, the Greece captain, who took advantage of an Irish lapse in concentration.
Victory maintained the Greeks’ 100 per cent start to the competition and kept them three points ahead of England.
Travel + Leisure on MSN17h
I Went on a Road Trip Through Southern Ireland to Discover My Heritage — Here’s What It Was LikeFrom sheep-lined cliffs to the ruins of once great clans, one writer unearths her family history on a trip to Ireland.
Against familiar foes, it was a familiar outcome for the Republic of Ireland who slipped up against Greece for the fourth ...
Help us keep bring these critical stories to light. Your support makes all the difference. Ireland had rallied at the ...
Heimir Hallgrímsson was up, demanding that his players kept tearing into the Greeks. It was not a night for the faint-hearted ...
Campaigners say draft guidance could allow mandatory vaccination and lockdowns in the event of another pandemic.
Ireland fell to their third UEFA Nations League defeat on Sunday after they were beaten 2-0 by Greece at the Georgios ...
"We moved the ball much better in the second half and had a chance to get a point - which would have been a good result.
TROY PARROTT insisted Ireland should have been ready for Greece lightning - as he bemoaned a slow start for costing the ...
Some results have been hidden because they may be inaccessible to you
Show inaccessible results
Feedback