Sunday 25 July, 2021
How well do you know the Spanish top flight?
The Lions very nearly produced a comeback victory against South Africa in their first Test in 2009.
With no live games to cover, Gary Neville and Jamie Carragher will look back at two classic matches from the 2000/01 Premier League season.
Shelbourne have launched a new alternative strip.
The Dublin club celebrates its 125th anniversary in 2020.
Gunners legend Ian Wright has been brought in to help launch the yellow strip.
The broadcaster experimented with a ‘football forum’, filled with people from all walks of Irish life.
They were first released back in 1998.
A kit commemorating the Old Lady’s anniversary will be worn this weekend.
We look at the good, bad and the very ugly top-flight football shirts from a quarter of a century ago.
The cinema will have a cocktail bar and you can order food to your seat.
Along with some other stone cold classics.
It’s 14 years since the 2002 FIFA World Cup was staged in South Korea and Japan.
The exhibit runs in the Little Museum of Dublin until January.
The unforgettable encounter against England in Stuttgart is 28 years old this weekend.
There have been some cracking strips down through the years.
The remade Commodore 64 will be released as both a computer and a handheld.
The 90s was truly a different time.
There has been quite a few released over the last thirty years.
You wanted to take a trip down memory lane anyway, didn’t you?
Prepare to part ways with your hard-earned cash.
The kids are back to school – how much has changed since their parents and grandparents were there?
It’s the glasses that pull the whole look together.
Anyone want to play some Elite on the Commodore 64?
They just ain’t the same anymore.
We had forgotten how many drinks companies were on jerseys back then.
You were the coolest kid in first year.
We’re impressed with their latest effort.
It’s not just the Creme Egg that has let us down.
Fancy yourself as an expert when it comes to old replica shirts? Let’s be having you.
A touch of class from our former taoiseach.
The days before Spotify were truly testing.
Many of the site’s users questioned whether he was commentating from the moon.
