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In association with Before making the major switch across the water to apply his skills with Peterborough United, Conor O’Malley was better known in many parts of Ireland for his burgeoning GAA career that saw him rub shoulders with current Mayo captains, Diarmuid O’Connor and Patrick Durcan. O’Malley was the first-choice goalkeeper for the Mayo Minor squad in 2012. Overall …

Irish goalkeeper Conor O’Malley has found quite a unique balance in life. On one hand, he is a professional footballer with Peterborough in League One while being on the fringes of the Irish international setup. On the other hand, he is a maths graduate, studying to becoming a financial analyst. He also once had a glittering career with the Mayo …

​Martin O'Neill has confirmed a 26-man Ireland squad for the upcoming friendly internationals against France and USA.

An Ireland XI played out a highly entertaining 2-2 draw against Celtic on Sunday to mark Scott Brown's testimonial.

Martin O'Neill named a 40-man provisional squad for Ireland's upcoming clashes with Celtic, France and the Unites States - with a number of new faces.​

St. Patrick’s Athletic goalkeeper Conor O’Malley has agreed a move to Peterborough United. The 23-year-old is one of the League of Ireland’s best goalkeepers and has been a key player for Pats since joining from fellow Dublin club Shamrock Rovers. A native of Mayo, the shot stopper had previously been on the books of Mervue United. He won back to …

July saw the League of Ireland Premier Divison really begin to take shape, as gaps started to appear (or widen further) at both ends of the table. Dundalk’s patchy domestic form this month (though their Champions League exertions disrupted that somewhat) allowed Cork City to edge that bit closer to the title – though John Caulfield’s side did lose their first …

Cork City’s seemingly unstoppable march towards the Premier Division title continued in June, including a comprehensive 3-0 defeat of Dundalk in their own back yard. Stephen Kenny’s side had been in a good run of form before that (and have been since), but that loss would have been really hard to take for the reigning champions. At the bottom, meanwhile, …

This past month in the League of Ireland Premier Division has seen Cork City tighten their grip on the title, even accounting for the end of their winning run. John Caulfield’s side were held to a 1-1 draw at Eamonn Deacy Park by Galway United, and what remains the slightest blip on the seemingly unstoppable charge to a first league …