It started with the French Revolution. In the following decade, out of fear for the safety of the British Empire, England forced an Act of Union with Ireland. The consequence was two centuries of oppression to the Irish and rampant terrorism...
It has been just three days since Thierry Henry used his hand to help send France through to the 2010 World Cup, but already it has passed into international folklore...
Controversy, cheating, and conspiracy. These have been the three buzzwords this week in football's latest soap opera as Thierry Henry's "Hand of Frog" put France through to the World Cup in South Africa at the expense of Ireland...
I don't know how many of people in the US really care about international soccer, but on Wednesday an atrocity occurred in the Stade de France. I know this story is really played out, but I just want to stress one point...
Regardless of whether there is a replay, or Thierry Henry remains a villain in Dublin for the remainder of his days, Ramon Domenech’s inability to put together a formidable side despite the relative riches France enjoy post-Zizou, should not go unmissed..
FIFA have dashed the Republic of Ireland's hopes of replaying their World Cup qualifying play-off with France. The Football Association of Ireland requested a replay after Thierry Henry's clear handball in the build-up to William Gallas' decisive goal...
What happens to Superman when he can’t be Superman anymore? Well, this is a question with a simple answer. Superman never stops being Superman. Superman never ages and never loses his powers, and the only way to stop him is to kill him...
The outrage in the Republic of Ireland can be heard all the way across the Atlantic Ocean to the United States. The world ended up focused on the tiny island with a population of just over 4 million people over a soccer game...
It wasn't the way to win a place at the World Cup, never mind lose one. Nevertheless, Thierry Henry's illegal intervention during a closely-fought World Cup play-off between France and Ireland was the decisive act in a tie that deserved much better...
Relax, I'm not going to say he didn't handle it or that Ireland can't feel aggrieved or that the better team won. France is through to the World Cup Finals only by virtue of a goal that should never have stood...
“They’re all probably clapping hands, [Michel] Platini sitting up there on the phone to Sepp Blatter, probably texting each other, delighted with the result...
France 1-1 Republic of Ireland (agg 2-1) ‘Belief’ was the buzzword resounding around the emerald island in the aftermath of the first leg defeat to Les Blues...
Wednesday night's France-Ireland football clash may well have had Ireland on the way to the 2010 World Cup, had it not been for the "Hand of Henry...
After a 1-0 loss at Croke Park during the first leg of the UEFA World Cup qualifying playoff, Ireland traveled to France to take on the French National team in a match in which one of the two countries would advance onto the 2010 World Cup in South Africa
After a 1-0 win away at Croke Park during the first leg of the playoffs, France will now travel back home to the Stade de France to take on Ireland, with one of the two countries advancing to the World Cup...
France vs. Ireland 18th November, 2009 Stade de France, Paris Kick-Off: 20:00 GMT (21:00 CET) France The French will welcome the Irish to the Stade de France for tonight's France vs ...
France coach Raymond Domenech yesterday named his squad for the decisive play-off matches against Republic of Ireland in just over one week’s time...
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