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Neil Warnock: Harry Arter loves his country and he wants to play for Ireland again

Harry Arter has been urged to end his international exile and current dispute with the Republic of Ireland set-up by club manager Neil Warnock.

What is Roy Keane fighting for these days?

If you remember, it was Muhammad Ali started it, not Mick McCarthy or Ian Evans or even Tom Humphries’ interview.

Niall Quinn expects Keane to settle differences with Arter amicably

Niall Quinn knows what it is to suffer Roy Keane’s wrath.

I’d have Declan Rice back in team tomorrow, says John Giles

John Giles would not only welcome Declan Rice back into the fold but would put him straight into the Irish team.

Keith Andrews: Martin O’Neill and Roy Keane facing days of reckoning

Keith Andrews believes that if Ireland lose both games and badly underperform in next month’s Nations League double header at the Aviva, there will be no way back for the Martin O’Neill/Roy Keane management team.

Tony Cascarino: I don’t have any sympathy for Roy

Tony Cascarino has become the latest former Ireland international to criticise Roy Keane’s actions as Ireland assistant boss – stating that the former Man United great was ‘anything but a professional’.

Tape won’t affect Ward’s future Ireland international career, insists O’Neill

Martin O’Neill has said that Stephen Ward’s leaked account of the row involving Roy Keane, Harry Arter and Jon Walters has no implications for the Burnley man’s international career.

Martin O’Neill says Roy Keane ready to ‘reconcile’ with Harry Arter after row

Martin O’Neill has said that Roy Keane is ready to have a “reconciliation” with Harry Arter.

A bad look when Roy’s rollickings go a step too far

A great power was given to Roy Keane. A power that can be dispensed in a look. By just making the face.

Red mist lingers - A look at famous Roy Keane bust-ups over the years

For all the knowledge and intuition Roy Keane is blessed with, it’s his frankness and tone which ultimately proves his Achilles heel.

Love Ireland: Mocking Keane's accent was done in good humour

The UK’s TV watchdog, Ofcom, has assessed complaints that football pundit Ian Wright mocked Roy Keane’s accent and said that the “exchange was intended in good humour”.

Eamon Dunphy labels Roy Keane as 'a bore' who's 'lost his way'

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

'Whose. Bloody. F*****g. Phone. Is. That?!' - Gerald Pique recounts 'wrath' of Roy Keane

Gerard Pique has revealed how earning the wrath of Roy Keane gave him an early insight into life at Manchester United.