It has been said that Pat Spillane is the Eamon Dunphy of RTÉ’s GAA coverage. It has also been said that George Hook was the Dunphy of RTÉ’s rugby coverage.

And so the great day dawns on a bitterly divided nation, writes Enda McEvoy. England are in a World Cup semi-final and the bitterly divided nation is… Ireland, of course. Are we, on the day Harry and Megs visited Croke Park, cheering for them?

Media personality and sports pundit Eamon Dunphy says he is disappointed with how Roy Keane has become a rebel without a cause.

Eamon Dunphy has criticised Roy Keane's coaching and punditry skills.

Eamon Dunphy has spoken about how conflicted he is with regard to Friday's referendum to repeal the Eighth Amendment.

Broadcaster Eamon Dunphy was on the receiving end of an extraordinary foul-mouthed tirade from journalist John Waters during a podcast interview.

Activist and journalist John Waters stormed off Eamon Dunphy's podcast The Stand earlier today during a discussion on the Eighth Amendment.

Last year, the cash pile at the media firm owned by Ireland’s best known football pundit, Eamon Dunphy jumped to over €380,000.

“Everybody knows, ‘Well that’s a false apology, obviously McGuigan has rung up to complain about this, the wee s**** that he is’.”

“It wasn't in the spirit of what the programme was designed to do.”

Controversial pundit Eamon Dunphy has suggested Martin O’Neill’s tactics in yesterday’s defeat to Denmark prove that he is no longer the man for the job.

"Who is he?!!"

We didn't believe it at first either.

“You should get a job on f***ing Morning Ireland.”

Ireland's most forthright pundit, Eamon Dunphy, has launched a scathing attack on the title challenging prospects of both Manchester clubs.

New figures show that outspoken soccer pundit, Eamon Dunphy, who turned 70 last year, still has massive earning power.

“They’re certainties for the Champions League spot and I think they might win the league.”

Dunphy has criticised the all-in brawl that created headlines in the Fenway Hurling Classic.

Many people were agitated on Wednesday evening, but to many others there was great comfort on offer on RTE 2.

Dunphy couldn't resist teeing up another on-air blooper tonight…

Twenty-five years ago today at Italia ‘90, Brazil were beating Scotland 1-0 and Costa Rica were beating Sweden 2-1 but, putting the kibosh on what was the most keenly anticipated contest of the day back in Ireland, Jack Charlton was simply refusing to even take the pitch against Eamon Dunphy.

Eamon Dunphy has slammed Martin O’Neill for seemingly regarding him as a bit of a homer while Ronnie Whelan, even though he’s another self-confessed fan, has expressed the fear that he might get “gobbled up” in the heat of the expected battle between Ireland and Scotland on Saturday.

“He was a fantastic broadcaster and a very, very nice man. He was great fun.”

Sometime in the future, when professional sport has been closed down altogether, people will probably look back at the time America’s finest legal minds produced a rebuttal website on behalf of the New England Patriots that contained these sentences:

Things got a bit heated between Eamon Dunphy and Richie Sadlier during the Champions League post-match analysis last night, and Twitter was pretty much unanimous in deciding who won.

New figures show that outspoken soccer pundit, Eamon Dunphy still has strong earning power only a few months short of his 70th birthday.

“I think McCarthy is gifted with a lot of ability, but he doesn’t impose himself.”

“He’s a hyped player. He’s a player that everyone thinks is far, far better than he is.”

In the foreword of John Giles’s book The Great And The Good, Eamon Dunphy told us: “John is undemonstrative by nature. But his passion for the game is real and deeply felt.”

He’s known as the hard-living, sharp-tongued soccer pundit who’s always ready to put the boot in.

It was a post-match analysis in more ways than one when RTÉ’s distinguished soccer panel gave a very special present to newlyweds Julie-Ann Coleman and David Jones as they celebrated in the Dunboyne Castle Hotel, Co Meath.