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By Gavin Ellison, Miyagi
Thu, 13 Jun, 2002
By Bill George, Korea
By Caroline O'Doherty, Yokohama
Wed, 12 Jun, 2002
Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon was paying a flying visit to Britain today for talks with Tony Blair on the conflict in the Middle East.
The Taoiseach is on a whistle-stop tour of two Scandinavian countries today.
Tue, 11 Jun, 2002
South Korea coach Guus Hiddink led the rapturous World Cup celebrations on an historic night in Busan.
Tue, 04 Jun, 2002
worldcup.ie's Tokyo diarist Carrie Tighe celebrated Ireland's draw with Cameroon and ended up dressing John Salako as a Leprechaun and drinking with David Beckham's mum and dad.
Mon, 03 Jun, 2002
Rivaldo converted an 87th-minute penalty to complete Brazil’s second-half comeback against Turkey in the Munsu Stadium.
Shay Given is hoping Germany have scored their quota of goals in the Group stage with their 8-0 mauling of Saudi Arabia on Saturday.
IT is to Mick McCarthy’s credit that there was no note of triumphalism in his review of the dynamic events of Ireland’s opening match of the World Cup finals in Niigata.
Germany have beaten Saudi Arabia by an amazing 8-0.
Sat, 01 Jun, 2002
Germany’s glorious World Cup past ensures the weight of expectation will sit firmly on the shoulders of coach Rudi Voller when this summer’s tournament starts on May 31.
Matt Holland kept Ireland’s World Cup dream alive with only his fourth international goal as Mick McCarthy’s side were forced to settle for an opening Group E draw against African champions Cameroon.
They were the biggest off-pitch World Cup story, and officially recognized as such by FIFA. Caroline O’Doherty spent a month with the colourful and charismatic boys (and gals) in green, aka the best fans in the world.
Wed, 03 Jul, 2002
The worst of times…the best of times. Liam Mackey reflects on an extraordinary 31 days in the Far East, from the depressing pall of greyness that hung over the Irish camp in Izumo through the drama of Ibaraki and onto the swansong in Suwon.
By Bill George
Mon, 01 Jul, 2002
ENGLAND captain David Beckham believes it will be ‘‘an absolute disgrace’’ if David Seaman is made the scapegoat for yesterday’s World Cup quarter-final exit to Brazil.
Sat, 22 Jun, 2002