Ireland’s World Cup qualifier results have seen them rise to an all-time high in the FIFA charts.

Ireland will compete in the World Cup play-offs after Tuesday night’s defeat in Grenoble saw them lose out to France on automatic qualification.

Researchers have shone a light on the complexities of Ireland and England and football just in time for the World Cup

Ireland will be seeded in the World Cup play-offs when they take place between October and early-December.

Carla Ward’s side came close to scoring on a number of occasions but were undone by a moment of magic from Manchester United’s Melvine Malard.

Carla Ward’s side are in Grenoble ahead of Tuesday night’s Women’s World Cup qualifier against France.

Stop The Game has issued legal pre-action to the FAI, Sport Ireland, the Minister for Sport and the Minister for Justice.

Carla Ward’s side can secure an automatic place in next year’s World Cup with a win against France in Grenoble.

Tying together Carla Ward, Denise O’Sullivan, Ireland’s World Cup fortunes and a dodgy road safety policy.

Heimir Hallgrímsson’s men are due to play Israel later this year and it’s increasingly likely that the home game will be played in a neutral country.

The Dubliner spent 13 years at Molineux across two spells and clocked up almost 400 appearances.

Amber Barrett scored the last-minute winner against the Netherlands on Friday and the Strasbourg striker is gunning for France on Tuesday.

An automatic World Cup place is up for grabs on Tuesday night when Carla Ward’s side take on France in Grenoble.

Ireland can seal World Cup qualification with a win away to the team currently ranked sixth in the world.

Ireland have been drawn against Israel in the UEFA Nations League and are scheduled to face them twice, with the second of those matches set to take place at the Aviva Stadium in October

Kyra Carusa, Abbie Larkin and Amber Barrett scored the goals that earned Ireland three massive World Cup qualification points in Páirc Uí Chaoimh.

Ireland saw off the Netherlands in spectacular style to move to within one win of automatic World Cup qualification.

Ireland produced a massive upset by defeating the Dutch at Páirc Uí Chaoimh on Friday.

World Cup qualification has edged closer after Friday night’s 3-2 win against the Netherlands.

Graham Burke was described last week by his manager Stephen Bradley as ‘genuinely incredible’.

The League of Ireland teenager is on his way to Red Bull Salzburg this summer.

Carla Ward’s side take on the talented Dutch in Páirc Uí Chaoimh on Friday night.

Heimir Hallgrímsson’s men are in Montreal to face the World Cup co-hosts

The Ireland captain has outlined her respect for Heimir Hallgrímsson’s inspirational star.

The Chelsea and Ireland star has stayed off social media since her move from Women’s Super League rivals Arsenal was confirmed earlier this week.

The Brighton and Ireland striker had surgery on his ankle in March, which brought his loan spell at Roma and his season to an end.

Rory Finneran made his senior international debut and he is set for a remarkable quadruple when the Ireland Under-21s in Croatia on Saturday.

Carla Ward described some incidents during the away game as ‘disrespectful’, but brushed that off ahead of the Páirc Uí Chaoimh game.

The Ireland star has joined Chelsea on a three-year deal after spending 11 years with their Women’s Super League rivals.

Ireland’s Nations League opponents were in friendly action in Tirana on Wednesday night when they recorded a 1-0 win.