We'll go minute by minute as the Boys in Green attempt to end their campaign on a high at Wembley.

The volume of candidates who are largely unknown outside their council wards is a particular problem for Fine Gael, as over half their compliment of TDs are stepping down, writes Mick Clifford

Kerem Akturkoglu tamely rolled his effort on to the base of a post

Retaining possession in the face of a scrapping Irish defence, Argentina fought their way to five metres out, two minutes beyond full time, only for the home rearguard to force a knock-on in contact. Ireland were off the hook.

Tommy Guilfoyle got Feakle's winners of 88 to line up and pass the mantle to their sons of 2024

Bar lowly Gibraltar, Ireland last recorded home and away victories in one campaign against Moldova but they dug out their second win over the Nordics to ensure they avoided relegation with Sunday’s trip to Wembley to spare

East Cork resident Vanessa Feltz meets Deirdre McArdle as she prepares to release her first autobiography, and opens up on heartbreak, her career, and everything in between 

Election 2024: The Greens were enjoying a light moment with a busker on Oliver Plunkett St — but the tune suddenly changed as the party leader was challenged by a voter

For Power, almost half of his life has now been spent Stateside. If there are faint whispers of home whistling in off the Atlantic too this week, they wouldn’t be unfamiliar. Yet the PGA Tour remains his absolute focus

Inspired by talismanic Kingdom minor midfielder Killian Dennehy, the winners, once they recovered from the sucker punch of conceding an early goal, were always in the ascendancy. 

Aontú seeks a breakthrough by dog-whistling about a minority of immigrants

“We just hadn’t been able to get over the line and as the cliché goes finals take on a life of their own. We put our shoulders to the wheel and there was a real gritty determination to make it count," says Johnny Coen.

Castleisland Desmonds got off to a rapid start, leading 3-3 to 0-2 with barely 11 minutes on the clock.

Castleisland stormed out of the traps to lead 3-3 to 0-2 with barely 11 minutes on the clock.

Szmodics’ acrobatic effort put Ipswich ahead in the 31st minute before Liam Delap scored 12 minutes later.

Cargin manager Ronan Devlin said his side's performance was "flat, dead - just not good enough".

Tyrone champions Errigal Ciaran had 10 different scorers and limited Antrim winners Cargin to just three points from play. 

The uninhibited romp-com prompts a sex educator to reflect on the importance of openness and consent in mutually satisfying relationships

There are a number of significant fixtures taking place all around the country on this hectic Sunday afternoon.

Famed Tralee club only spent this season in Kerry's second tier - but they are damned glad to get out of the shark-infested Intermediate Championship too