Republic of Ireland
IrelandRepublic of Ireland are in position 2 in UEFA World Cup Qualifiers with 10 points from 6 matches (3 wins, 1 draw, 2 losses, goals 9-7). Recent form of Republic of Ireland (last five matches): D L W D D.
Season Stats
Record
3W 1D 2L
H:2W/A:1W
Goals
9 / 7 (+2)
H:5/A:4
Clean Sheets
2
H:1/A:1
Sidelined Players (3)
Recent Results
vs Israel
04/10/2026UEFA Nations League League B
vs Austria
01/10/2026UEFA Nations League League B
@ Israel
27/09/2026UEFA Nations League League B
@ Kosovo
24/09/2026UEFA Nations League League B
@ Canada
05/06/2026Friendlies
vs Qatar
28/05/2026Friendlies
vs Grenada
16/05/2026Friendlies
vs North Macedonia
31/03/2026Friendlies
@ Czechia
26/03/2026WC Qualification Intercontinental Play-offs
@ Czechia
26/03/2026WC Qualification Intercontinental Play-offs
Republic of Ireland
The Republic of Ireland national football team, known as the Boys in Green, has produced some of football's most memorable international moments. Ireland qualified for the 1990 FIFA World Cup under Jack Charlton, reaching the quarter-finals — a tournament that transformed football culture in Ireland. They also appeared at the 1994 and 2002 World Cups. Roy Keane, Robbie Keane, Shay Given, and Damien Duff are among the country's most celebrated players. Liam Brady and Johnny Giles defined earlier eras. The FAI has faced governance challenges in recent years, but under manager Stephen Kenny and now Heimir Hallgrímsson, a new generation including Evan Ferguson and Mikey Johnston continues to develop. The team plays its home matches at the Aviva Stadium in Dublin.