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15 May 2025; The Football Association of Ireland and RTÉ have today announced a new two-year broadcast agreement for the Sports Direct Men’s FAI Cup. RTÉ2 will show six games in the 2025 competition for the first time and seven fixtures in the 2026 edition. In attendance, from left, are RTÉ sports presenter Peter Collins, League of Ireland director Mark Scanlon, Tony O'Donoghue and FAI Commercial Director Sean Kavanagh at the Aviva Stadium in Dublin. Photo by David Fitzgerald/Sportsfile

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Men’s FAI Cup Announce New Broadcast Deal

15 May 2025

15 May 2025; The Football Association of Ireland and RTÉ have today announced a new two-year broadcast agreement for the Sports Direct Men’s FAI Cup. RTÉ2 will show six games in the 2025 competition for the first time and seven fixtures in the 2026 edition. In attendance, from left, are RTÉ sports presenter Peter Collins, League of Ireland director Mark Scanlon, Tony O'Donoghue and FAI Commercial Director Sean Kavanagh at the Aviva Stadium in Dublin. Photo by David Fitzgerald/Sportsfile

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Men’s FAI Cup Announce New Broadcast Deal

15 May 2025

15 May 2025; The Football Association of Ireland and RTÉ have today announced a new two-year broadcast agreement for the Sports Direct Men’s FAI Cup. RTÉ2 will show six games in the 2025 competition for the first time and seven fixtures in the 2026 edition. In attendance, from left, are RTÉ sports presenter Peter Collins, League of Ireland director Mark Scanlon, Tony O'Donoghue and FAI Commercial Director Sean Kavanagh at the Aviva Stadium in Dublin. Photo by David Fitzgerald/Sportsfile

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Men’s FAI Cup Announce New Broadcast Deal

15 May 2025

13 April 2025; Dublin manager Dessie Farrell with seven year old Dublin supporter Maddox Killeen, from Ballyfermot, after the Leinster GAA Football Senior Championship quarter-final match between Wicklow and Dublin at Echelon Park in Aughrim, Wicklow. Photo by Ray McManus/Sportsfile

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Wicklow v Dublin - Leinster GAA Football Senior Championship Quarter-Final

13 Apr 2025

29 March 2025; Connacht supporter Sam Morley, age seven, from Kiltimagh, Mayo, reacts after greeting Connacht's Bundee Aki before the United Rugby Championship match between Connacht and Munster at Hastings Insurance MacHale Park in Castlebar, Mayo. Photo by Seb Daly/Sportsfile

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Connacht v Munster - United Rugby Championship

29 Mar 2025

26 March 2025; Vincent Leonard of the Republic of Ireland on their arrival at Dublin Airport following their qualification for the FIFA U-17 World Cup to be held in Qatar, in November 2025. The team reached the Finals for the first time in their history as one of four best-placed runners-up for qualification for the UEFA European Under-17 Championships. Their final standing position of second in Group A6, held in Poland, with six points, seven goals scored and just one goal conceded saw them miss out on the U17 EUROs but it was still enough to see them confirm a place at the World Cup in November. Photo by Stephen McCarthy/Sportsfile

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Republic of Ireland U17's Return After FIFA U-17 World Cup Qualification

26 Mar 2025

26 March 2025; Billy Canny of the Republic of Ireland on their arrival at Dublin Airport following their qualification for the FIFA U-17 World Cup to be held in Qatar, in November 2025. The team reached the Finals for the first time in their history as one of four best-placed runners-up for qualification for the UEFA European Under-17 Championships. Their final standing position of second in Group A6, held in Poland, with six points, seven goals scored and just one goal conceded saw them miss out on the U17 EUROs but it was still enough to see them confirm a place at the World Cup in November. Photo by Stephen McCarthy/Sportsfile

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Republic of Ireland U17's Return After FIFA U-17 World Cup Qualification

26 Mar 2025

26 March 2025; Brody Lee of the Republic of Ireland on their arrival at Dublin Airport following their qualification for the FIFA U-17 World Cup to be held in Qatar, in November 2025. The team reached the Finals for the first time in their history as one of four best-placed runners-up for qualification for the UEFA European Under-17 Championships. Their final standing position of second in Group A6, held in Poland, with six points, seven goals scored and just one goal conceded saw them miss out on the U17 EUROs but it was still enough to see them confirm a place at the World Cup in November. Photo by Stephen McCarthy/Sportsfile

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Republic of Ireland U17's Return After FIFA U-17 World Cup Qualification

26 Mar 2025

26 March 2025; Billy O’Neill and Brody Lee, right, of the Republic of Ireland on their arrival at Dublin Airport following their qualification for the FIFA U-17 World Cup to be held in Qatar, in November 2025. The team reached the Finals for the first time in their history as one of four best-placed runners-up for qualification for the UEFA European Under-17 Championships. Their final standing position of second in Group A6, held in Poland, with six points, seven goals scored and just one goal conceded saw them miss out on the U17 EUROs but it was still enough to see them confirm a place at the World Cup in November. Photo by Stephen McCarthy/Sportsfile

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Republic of Ireland U17's Return After FIFA U-17 World Cup Qualification

26 Mar 2025

26 March 2025; Members of the Republic of Ireland, from left, Charles Akinrintayo, Victor Ozhianvuna, Brody Lee and Alex Noonan on their arrival at Dublin Airport following their qualification for the FIFA U-17 World Cup to be held in Qatar, in November 2025. The team reached the Finals for the first time in their history as one of four best-placed runners-up for qualification for the UEFA European Under-17 Championships. Their final standing position of second in Group A6, held in Poland, with six points, seven goals scored and just one goal conceded saw them miss out on the U17 EUROs but it was still enough to see them confirm a place at the World Cup in November. Photo by Stephen McCarthy/Sportsfile

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Republic of Ireland U17's Return After FIFA U-17 World Cup Qualification

26 Mar 2025

26 March 2025; Members of the Republic of Ireland, from left, Charles Akinrintayo, Victor Ozhianvuna, Brody Lee and Alex Noonan on their arrival at Dublin Airport following their qualification for the FIFA U-17 World Cup to be held in Qatar, in November 2025. The team reached the Finals for the first time in their history as one of four best-placed runners-up for qualification for the UEFA European Under-17 Championships. Their final standing position of second in Group A6, held in Poland, with six points, seven goals scored and just one goal conceded saw them miss out on the U17 EUROs but it was still enough to see them confirm a place at the World Cup in November. Photo by Stephen McCarthy/Sportsfile

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Republic of Ireland U17's Return After FIFA U-17 World Cup Qualification

26 Mar 2025

26 March 2025; Billy O’Neill of the Republic of Ireland on their arrival at Dublin Airport following their qualification for the FIFA U-17 World Cup to be held in Qatar, in November 2025. The team reached the Finals for the first time in their history as one of four best-placed runners-up for qualification for the UEFA European Under-17 Championships. Their final standing position of second in Group A6, held in Poland, with six points, seven goals scored and just one goal conceded saw them miss out on the U17 EUROs but it was still enough to see them confirm a place at the World Cup in November. Photo by Stephen McCarthy/Sportsfile

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Republic of Ireland U17's Return After FIFA U-17 World Cup Qualification

26 Mar 2025

26 March 2025; Billy O’Neill of the Republic of Ireland on their arrival at Dublin Airport following their qualification for the FIFA U-17 World Cup to be held in Qatar, in November 2025. The team reached the Finals for the first time in their history as one of four best-placed runners-up for qualification for the UEFA European Under-17 Championships. Their final standing position of second in Group A6, held in Poland, with six points, seven goals scored and just one goal conceded saw them miss out on the U17 EUROs but it was still enough to see them confirm a place at the World Cup in November. Photo by Stephen McCarthy/Sportsfile

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Republic of Ireland U17's Return After FIFA U-17 World Cup Qualification

26 Mar 2025

26 March 2025; Gavin McAteer of the Republic of Ireland on their arrival at Dublin Airport following their qualification for the FIFA U-17 World Cup to be held in Qatar, in November 2025. The team reached the Finals for the first time in their history as one of four best-placed runners-up for qualification for the UEFA European Under-17 Championships. Their final standing position of second in Group A6, held in Poland, with six points, seven goals scored and just one goal conceded saw them miss out on the U17 EUROs but it was still enough to see them confirm a place at the World Cup in November. Photo by Stephen McCarthy/Sportsfile

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Republic of Ireland U17's Return After FIFA U-17 World Cup Qualification

26 Mar 2025

26 March 2025; Billy O’Neill of the Republic of Ireland on their arrival at Dublin Airport following their qualification for the FIFA U-17 World Cup to be held in Qatar, in November 2025. The team reached the Finals for the first time in their history as one of four best-placed runners-up for qualification for the UEFA European Under-17 Championships. Their final standing position of second in Group A6, held in Poland, with six points, seven goals scored and just one goal conceded saw them miss out on the U17 EUROs but it was still enough to see them confirm a place at the World Cup in November. Photo by Stephen McCarthy/Sportsfile

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Republic of Ireland U17's Return After FIFA U-17 World Cup Qualification

26 Mar 2025

26 March 2025; Oskar Skoubo Keely of the Republic of Ireland on their arrival at Dublin Airport following their qualification for the FIFA U-17 World Cup to be held in Qatar, in November 2025. The team reached the Finals for the first time in their history as one of four best-placed runners-up for qualification for the UEFA European Under-17 Championships. Their final standing position of second in Group A6, held in Poland, with six points, seven goals scored and just one goal conceded saw them miss out on the U17 EUROs but it was still enough to see them confirm a place at the World Cup in November. Photo by Stephen McCarthy/Sportsfile

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Republic of Ireland U17's Return After FIFA U-17 World Cup Qualification

26 Mar 2025

26 March 2025; Oskar Skoubo Keely of the Republic of Ireland on their arrival at Dublin Airport following their qualification for the FIFA U-17 World Cup to be held in Qatar, in November 2025. The team reached the Finals for the first time in their history as one of four best-placed runners-up for qualification for the UEFA European Under-17 Championships. Their final standing position of second in Group A6, held in Poland, with six points, seven goals scored and just one goal conceded saw them miss out on the U17 EUROs but it was still enough to see them confirm a place at the World Cup in November. Photo by Stephen McCarthy/Sportsfile

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Republic of Ireland U17's Return After FIFA U-17 World Cup Qualification

26 Mar 2025

26 March 2025; Billy Canny, left, and Billy Hayes of the Republic of Ireland on their arrival at Dublin Airport following their qualification for the FIFA U-17 World Cup to be held in Qatar, in November 2025. The team reached the Finals for the first time in their history as one of four best-placed runners-up for qualification for the UEFA European Under-17 Championships. Their final standing position of second in Group A6, held in Poland, with six points, seven goals scored and just one goal conceded saw them miss out on the U17 EUROs but it was still enough to see them confirm a place at the World Cup in November. Photo by Stephen McCarthy/Sportsfile

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Republic of Ireland U17's Return After FIFA U-17 World Cup Qualification

26 Mar 2025

26 March 2025; Billy Canny, left, and Billy Hayes of the Republic of Ireland on their arrival at Dublin Airport following their qualification for the FIFA U-17 World Cup to be held in Qatar, in November 2025. The team reached the Finals for the first time in their history as one of four best-placed runners-up for qualification for the UEFA European Under-17 Championships. Their final standing position of second in Group A6, held in Poland, with six points, seven goals scored and just one goal conceded saw them miss out on the U17 EUROs but it was still enough to see them confirm a place at the World Cup in November. Photo by Stephen McCarthy/Sportsfile

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Republic of Ireland U17's Return After FIFA U-17 World Cup Qualification

26 Mar 2025

26 March 2025; Ade Solanke of the Republic of Ireland with his father Michael on the team's arrival at Dublin Airport following their qualification for the FIFA U-17 World Cup to be held in Qatar, in November 2025. The team reached the Finals for the first time in their history as one of four best-placed runners-up for qualification for the UEFA European Under-17 Championships. Their final standing position of second in Group A6, held in Poland, with six points, seven goals scored and just one goal conceded saw them miss out on the U17 EUROs but it was still enough to see them confirm a place at the World Cup in November. Photo by Stephen McCarthy/Sportsfile

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Republic of Ireland U17's Return After FIFA U-17 World Cup Qualification

26 Mar 2025

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