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Irish Football

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James McClean bid farewell to English football in a typically controversial fashion by sticking his middle finger up at rival fans during Wrexham's 1-1 draw with Leicester City on Tuesday. The former Republic of Ireland star‚ who has agreed to return to hometown club Derry City this month after 15 years in English football‚ was in attendance at the Racecourse Ground as he marked his final appearance in front of the Wrexham crowd. While enjoying a lap of honour at full-time‚ the 36-year-old footballer‚ who has been no stranger to controversy during his career‚ gave a parting shot to rival fans by showing them his middle finger.

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IAN LADYMAN: This was a thunderingly competitive derby at times‚ a game of intensity‚ feeling and occasional spite. On the TV gantry and in the podcast studios‚ the coterie of former Manchester United players who have been central to the news agenda recently must have loved it. 'It's a daarby.' Former United captain Roy Keane likes to say‚ the Irish accent deepening in direct parallel to his habitual disapproval of most of what he watches at Old Trafford. Well this one looked like one and felt like one. Keane would have been at home in it.

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Gunners winger Martinelli sparked fury in injury time of Thursday evening's 0-0 draw at the Emirates when he tried to forcefully move Bradley off the pitch‚ despite the Northern Irishman appearing to be in serious pain. First‚ he dropped the ball on Bradley before gesticulating to the match officials that the defender should be removed from the pitch. Moments later‚ he took matters into his own hands and pushed the 22-year-old off himself.

Arsenal grew frustrated as the 0-0 draw went on‚ and that came to a head deep into stoppage time when Martinelli opted to aggressively push his opponent‚ who had picked up a seemingly serious injury‚ off the pitch. Bradley had just cleared a ball forward‚ but hit the floor in agony having twisted the lower part of his left leg. He was close to the touchline‚ and Martinelli made the point to referee Anthony Taylor that he should roll off the pitch so the game could continue. When Bradley didn't‚ Martinelli shoved the Northern Irishman to try and get him off the field‚ seemingly causing more pain as Liverpool players saw red.

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Irish player tracker: Killian Phillips and Roland Idowu lift Scottish League Cup for St Mirren

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Newcastle decision shocked Irish football insiders as Sunderland aim to arrest slump

FAI guaranteed 8% of tickets to Ireland's World Cup matches if team gets there

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Alan Mahon steps down as Ireland assistant manager due to personal reasons

Celtic replacing Martin O'Neill is like 'looking a gift horse in the mouth' as Hotline prepare for Irishman's final bow

Premier Division gets early February kick-off as League of Ireland season dates confirmed

Ireland hero Parrott commits ultimate crime as team-mates left fuming

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Ireland manager Carla Ward calls 'disgusting' online abuse of Ruesha Littlejohn a 'disgrace'

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God Save the King played at Republic of Ireland game

EXCLUSIVE - MIKE KEEGAN: FIFA could face legal action following their controversial decision to suspend Cristiano Ronaldo's ban and allow him to play in Portugal's first two World Cup games. In a brazen move that has triggered widespread criticism‚ the governing body has taken the extraordinary step of suspending the final two games of a three-match ban issued to the 40-year-old superstar after he was sent off for elbowing Ireland's Dara O'Shea in a qualifier earlier this month. Ronaldo‚ a guest of president Donald Trump in the White House last week‚ sat out Portugal's final World Cup qualifier - a 9-1 thrashing of Armenia - and is effectively now free to play for his country.

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Ronaldo escapes World Cup ban after Ireland red

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