World Cup Fixtures & Irish Kick-Off Times:
Thursday 11th June:
20:00 - Mexico vs South Africa
Friday 12th June:
03:00 - South Korea vs Czechia
20:00 - Canada vs Bosnia & Herzegovina
Saturday 13th June:
02:00 - USA vs Paraguay
20:00 - Qatar vs Switzerland
23:00 - Brazil vs Morocco
Sunday 14th June:
02:00 - Haiti vs Scotland
05:00 - Australia vs Turkey
18:00 - Germany vs Curaçao
21:00 - Netherlands vs Japan
Monday 15th June:
00:00 - Ivory Coast vs Ecuador
03:00 - Sweden vs Tunisia
17:00 - Spain vs Cape Verde
20:00 - Belgium vs Egypt
23:00 - Saudi Arabia vs Uruguay
Tuesday 16th June:
02:00 - Iran vs New Zealand
20:00 - France vs Senegal
23:00 - Iraq vs Norway
Wednesday 17th June:
02:00 - Argentina vs Algeria
05:00 - Austria vs Jordan
18:00 - Portugal vs DR Congo
21:00 - England vs Croatia
Thursday 18th June:
00:00 - Ghana vs Panama
03:00 - Uzbekistan vs Colombia
17:00 - Czechia vs South Africa
20:00 - Switzerland vs Bosnia & Herzegovina
23:00 - Canada vs Qatar
Friday 19th June:
02:00 - Mexico vs South Korea
20:00 - USA vs Australia
23:00 - Scotland vs Morocco
Saturday 20th June:
01:30 - Brazil vs Haiti
04:00 - Turkey vs Paraguay
18:00 - Netherlands vs Sweden
21:00 - Germany vs Ivory Coast
Sunday 21st June:
01:00 - Ecuador vs Curaçao
05:00 - Tunisia vs Japan
17:00 - Spain vs Saudi Arabia
20:00 - Belgium vs Iran
23:00 - Uruguay vs Cape Verde
Monday 22nd June:
02:00 - New Zealand vs Egypt
18:00 - Argentina vs Austria
22:00 - France vs Iraq
Tuesday 23rd June:
01:00 - Norway vs Senegal
04:00 - Jordan vs Algeria
18:00 - Portugal vs Uzbekistan
21:00 - England vs Ghana
Wednesday 24th June:
00:00 - Panama vs Croatia
03:00 - Colombia vs DR Congo
20:00 - Bosnia & Herzegovina vs Qatar
20:00 - Switzerland vs Canada
23:00 - Morocco vs Haiti
23:00 - Scotland vs Brazil
Thursday 25th June:
02:00 - Czechia vs Mexico
02:00 - South Africa vs South Korea
21:00 - Curaçao vs Ivory Coast
21:00 - Ecuador vs Germany
Friday 26th June:
00:00 - Japan vs Sweden
00:00 - Tunisia vs Netherlands
03:00 - Paraguay vs Australia
03:00 - Turkey vs USA
20:00 - Norway vs France
20:00 - Senegal vs Iraq
Saturday 27th June:
01:00 - Cape Verde vs Saudi Arabia
01:00 - Uruguay vs Spain
04:00 - Egypt vs Iran
04:00 - New Zealand vs Belgium
22:00 - Croatia vs Ghana
22:00 - Panama vs England
Sunday 28th June:
00:30 - Colombia vs Portugal
00:30 - DR Congo vs Uzbekistan
03:00 - Algeria vs Austria
03:00 - Jordan vs Argentina
20:00 - Round of 32
Monday 29th June:
18:00 - Round of 32
21:30 - Round of 32
Tuesday 30th June:
02:00 - Round of 32
18:00 - Round of 32
22:00 - Round of 32
Wednesday 1st July:
02:00 - Round of 32
17:00 - Round of 32
21:00 - Round of 32
Thursday 2nd July:
01:00 - Round of 32
20:00 - Round of 32
Friday 3rd July:
00:00 - Round of 32
04:00 - Round of 32
19:00 - Round of 32
23:00 - Round of 32
Saturday 4th July:
02:30 - Round of 32
18:00 - Round of 16
22:00 - Round of 16
Sunday 5th July:
21:00 - Round of 16
Monday 6th July:
01:00 - Round of 16
20:00 - Round of 16
Tuesday 7th July:
01:00 - Round of 16
17:00 - Round of 16
21:00 - Round of 16
Thursday 9th July:
21:00 - Quarter Final
Friday 10th July:
20:00 - Quarter Final
Saturday 11th July:
22:00 - Quarter Final
Sunday 12th July:
02:00 - Quarter Final
Tuesday 14th July:
20:00 - Semi Final
Wednesday 15th July:
20:00 - Semi Final
Saturday 18th July:
22:00 - Third Place Play Off
Sunday 19th July:
20:00 - Final
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Yves Sakila's family have set up a GoFundMe looking for €45k.
Alex Coughlan's family have set up a GoFundMe looking for just €20k.
One has received only 23 donations so far totalling €627,
while the other has received 480 donations so far totalling €20,666.
While Yves Sakila's death gained international mainstream media attention and has been protested by the African community in Ireland (flanked by the Irish left and some of the worlds dumbest politicians), Alex Coughlans murder has received little to no mainstream media coverage, no serving Irish senators condemned his killers and no lefty protests were held for him, just a quiet and peaceful vigil in his honour.
Naturally with all the outrage and publicity for Yves Sakila you'd expect the left and the African community to put their hands in their pockets and donate towards what his family calls "seeking justice".
And with such minimal mainstream media attention to Alex Coughlans murder you'd expect that hardly anyone would even know about it, less mind feel the need to donate to his GoFundMe.
This video proves that the left & the African community can take a couple of hours out of their day and put on a great show calling for "Justice", but in the end it's all self indulgent noise and they don't actually care about Yves Sakila or his family.
And it restores some faith by proving that the Irish people are not as divided or as lost as we thought we were.
A video has surfaced that’s remarkably similar to what’s being described in the media as a “Far right organisation” that was planning an attack on a mosque.
3 men standing in front of an Irish tri colour making statement such as “action will be required, no merely words but decisive principled action”
The whole thing stinks of being a state operation to discredit the growing nationalist movement in Ireland.
Play Stations for Economic Migrants
In this video we will be reviewing accommodation inspection reports for IPAS applicants housed in the Dublin region, which were published by the Irish Government on the 24th of September 2025.
These inspection reports illustrate why the cost for accommodation for economic migrants has hit €5m per day, with extras such as catered meals, cleaning services, laundry services, play stations, gyms and so on being provided to economic migrants, at the expense of the Irish taxpayer.
At a time when the Irish Government do not have the funds to continue with basic "cost of living" supports for Irish citizens, there appears to be no end to the funds that can be made available to economic migrants.
Anyone with any level of objectivity would have to agree that the facilities being provided to economic migrants far exceeds basic necessities and will drive migrants towards Ireland as it becomes known as a destination of choice.
If your body’s insulin resistant, it won’t burn fat... it’ll store it.
Most people don’t realize blood sugar habits can matter more than macros.
Here is 11 cheat codes to reset insulin and trigger fat-burning again🧵:
1. Walk after every meal.
We will not forget your contribution over the 9 seasons to rebuild the club back to where it should be and leaving the club in a good place, Jurgen Klopp. Legend.
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