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Shamrock Rovers extend Premier Division lead as streaming service begins
The League of Ireland Premier Division returned at the weekend and James Clancy reviews all the action from the top flight.
Author: James Clancy
A qualified Irish football journalist and photographer with an interest in all aspects and all of football. My knowledge is dominated by (but certainly not limited to) Irish and British football issues; contemporary, nostalgic, current affairs and quirky. Being a youngster during the 1990 World Cup has also given me a soft spot for Italy and Italian football ever since. Email: james@hoogensports.com
League of Ireland Premier Division restart preview
As the League of Ireland returns this weekend, James Clancy offers his revised predictions for the shortended season.
League of Ireland Premier Division predictions 2020
The League of Ireland Premier Division gets underway tonight with the reigning champions once again expected to lead the charge for silverware.
Football facing issues around heading the ball
James Clancy looks at the much debated topic of heading a football as age restrictions are being implemented to safe guard against brain damage.
Interview – Neale Fenn on Cork City and the League of Ireland in 2020 (Part 2)
In the second of a two-part of interview with Cork City manager Neale Fenn, he discusses how the League of Ireland is different now from when he started playing in the league back in 2003.
Interview – Neale Fenn on Cork City and the League of Ireland in 2020 (Part 1)
James Clancy sat down recently with Cork City FC manager Neale Fenn at Bishopstown Training Ground on the outskirts of Cork city.
Top five January signings
James Clancy looks at five of the best Premier League signings in the mid-season transfer window.
Barcelona to build new stadium?
James Clancy reports on the possibility of the Spanish giants doing some construction.
Brazilian thugs promise “World Cup of terror”
James Clancy on yet another potential banana skin for next year’s World Cup.
Hooliganism rears its head in France
James Clancy reports on some unsavoury activity in Ligue 1.