Event: 2004 European Championships

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Taylor conquers Europe again

Katie Taylor’s dominance of the lightweight class in Europe began a decade ago after a defeat to a world champion when Yulia Nemstova beat Katie Taylor in the preliminaries of the 2004 European Championships in Italy.

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Poom casts a long shadow

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Kilbane: We fear nobody

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Kilbane: We fear no-one

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FIFA confirm seeds for play-offs draw

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Italians rejoice at move of a legend to Ireland

More to Trapattoni than football

As Ireland’s new manager takes the reins, Conor Kane looks at the man who would be king.

Wed, 13 Feb, 2008

AWACS aircraft to patrol skies during World Cup

Nato will have AWACS surveillance planes patrolling the skies over Germany during the World Cup, German Defence Minister Franz Josef Jung said today.

Mon, 30 Jan, 2006

Staunton won't shirk tough calls

New Republic of Ireland boss Steve Staunton has warned the players he will not be afraid to dish out a rollicking if required.

Tue, 17 Jan, 2006

Toshack's big plans for Wales

John Toshack will leave no stone unturned in his quest to build a Wales team capable of qualifying for the World Cup and European Championships.

Fri, 12 Nov, 2004

Kerr hints at new dawn for soccer

HOPES of a new dawn for Irish soccer have been stirred

Wed, 29 Jan, 2003

Ireland can still qualify - Givens

Don Givens believes the next Republic of Ireland manager will inherit a squad of players capable of propelling their country to the finals of the European Championship in Portugal in 2004.

Thu, 21 Nov, 2002

Prospect of Premiership was irresistible, says Cunningham

BIRMINGHAM new-boy Kenny Cunningham revealed the offer of Premiership football was too good to turn down and immediately pledged to do all he can to keep City in the top flight

Wed, 17 Jul, 2002

Hughes hangs up his boots for management

Mark Hughes is to retire from playing football to become full-time Wales manager.

Thu, 11 Jul, 2002

To ‘Ell’ and back: Why Mick must consider Leeds move

Former Ireland captain and Irish Examiner columnist Andy Townsend

Sat, 06 Jul, 2002

Seaman still number one - Eriksson

Sven-Goran Eriksson is refusing to close the door on David Seaman's England career despite the Arsenal goalkeeper's crucial blunder in yesterday's 2-1 loss to Brazil.

Sat, 22 Jun, 2002

Beckham stands by Seaman

England captain David Beckham has launched a stinging attack on the critics who will seek to make goalkeeper David Seaman a scapegoat following the side’s 2-1 World Cup quarter-final exit against Brazil today.

Fri, 21 Jun, 2002

Next generation of Irish footballers begins with the Finnish

By Neil Silver

Wed, 19 Jun, 2002

Oliveira's job safe, whatever happens

Antonio Oliveira's job isn't on the line, even if Portugal lose against South Korea and they are knocked out of the World Cup, the country's top soccer official said.

Wed, 12 Jun, 2002

Eriksson opens 2004 door for Leeds duo

Sven-Goran Eriksson has revealed he intends to pick Leeds duo Lee Bowyer and Jonathan Woodgate for England - but only after the World Cup.

Sat, 27 Apr, 2002

Soccer: United still the richest

Manchester United have retained their position as the richest club in the world for the fourth year running, according to the latest survey of the game’s finances.

Fri, 30 Nov, 2001

Soccer: UEFA look for missing £10m

European football's governing body UEFA are taking steps to recover £10m owed by troubled sports marketing firm ISL Worldwide.

Fri, 20 Apr, 2001