Tough weekend ahead with most of the men’s teams squads severely depleted due to the school holiday break. 1sts hope to stay in the race by beating Braine Storming and Vets 1 hoping to get something from their match against Ecusson but with a lot of players missing from the squad.
Updated – -20/02/2026
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FC Irlande
We are an international, Irish amateur football club based in Brussels, Belgium. With three women’s teams, four men’s teams, and two vets’ teams, we are one of the biggest amateur sports clubs in Brussels! We pride ourselves on our diversity and with players from over 50 countries around the world, FC Irlande is truly your home away from home!
Every weekend, we take to the pitch to defend our famous green jerseys. We play with a spirit of fairness, competitiveness, fun and camaraderie on and off the pitch! Not only do we get to make friends but we also discover some of the delightful and sometimes quirky places in and around Europe’s capital. Brussels.
If you’re interested in joining our family then don’t hesitate to get in touch and become a member of this fantastic community!
Recent Results
Latest results, Feb 21, 2026
Blue Thrills
FC Irlande Men 4
Vetuso FC
FC Irlande Men 2
Braine Storming
FC Irlande Men 1
SYB RFC
FC Irlande Men 3
Ecusson FC 2
FC Irlande Vets 1
Latest results, Feb 14, 2026
FC Irlande Men 4
Compagnons Cinema R.
FC Irlande Men 2
FC Irlande Men 2
VSBrussels British R 2
On a cold Saturday morning that resembled an Alaska expedition the Irish boys set out to fight in windy and cold conditions against the Brits.
Game started with the Brits being in possession exchanging passes and setting the pace of the game . Their backs were going up and down on the sides and they were going for long crosses with the intention to break out lines and head to our area.
The Greens were defending solidly throughout the first half. Some attacks from the Brits that came up from mistakes or crosses from the sides were successfully prevented from our defence.
Highlight was the save of Ahmet on a one on one of their strikers preventing the Brits scoring.
On the offensive part we were trying to create chances and put pressure on them with long balls which they managed to annihilate with success.
We could not keep the ball for enough and that made us chase it instead.
Our debutant striker Max (aka Peter Crouch) was giving fights in the front and even managed to hit the crossbar in a cross from the side of their area.
Half time. The second part started with some individual mistakes which put pressure early in the defence. Corner kick from the left side which after a wrong estimation from Neil on the first post ball bounced on Ahmet’s body and it was in. 0-1 for Brits.
Sun came up on the sky and Greens tried to show some willingness to turn things around.
Some subs and some changes in the formation initiated the attacking plan.
Greens managed to create some chances and put pressure to the Brits.
Free kick around 25 meters from the goal kick was executed by Lolo in a cheeky attempt and ball hit the vertical left post.
Some more chances and an attack from the right which after a cross and some wrong deflections from the opponents resulting in Dario putting a header in an empty goal but it was saved on the line by the defender.
Final few minutes with extra players on top and everyone (including Ahmet) getting in their area for a free kick . Ball shot out and their striker scored a very easy goal with no one defending provoking the Greens by scoring with his head laying down.
Final whistle.
FT: 0-2
MOTM: Papi
Brussels British R 2
FC Irlande Men 1
Brussels British R 1
FC Irlande Men 3
FC Irlande Men 3
VSBrussels British R 4
On a cold Valentine’s Day🥶🌹, against our eternal rivals, the Brits, the match began with great intensity from everyone. Shane managed to find the net with an impressive shot from outside the box in the first minutes of the game. Following this, Gabri, on his comeback as an FC Ireland player, scored a header, jumping as high as Cristiano Ronaldo in his prime. Shane and Gabri were able to score again, as well as Gavin (sorry, I don’t remember those goals perfectly, but for those who weren’t present, imagine goals like James Rodríguez’s goal at the 2014 World Cup).
The Turds finished the first half with a solid 5–0 lead. Saul Guardiola gave precious advice to continue with a clean-sheet victory. Unfortunately, the Brits scared us by scoring a great goal from number 17, followed by a penalty conceded by Guus, who tried to catch a tricky ball (careful Guus, I might replace you 😬😬). Later on, the Brits managed to put a cross into the box and Max conceded an own goal. We still had some chances on our side, including a goal from Gabri that was ruled out after the referee checked VAR.
The game came to an end and the Turds were all happy heading back to the changing rooms.
Solid level in the first half with a lot of goals from Ireland, which gave us the win.
Man of the match: Gabri, with his comeback for the team, congrats! 🎉
Brussels British R 4
Upcoming fixtures
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Blue Thrills
February 21, 2026 vsFC Irlande Men 4
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Vetuso FC
February 21, 2026 vsFC Irlande Men 2
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Braine Storming
February 21, 2026 vsFC Irlande Men 1
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SYB RFC
February 21, 2026 vsFC Irlande Men 3
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Ecusson FC 2
February 21, 2026 vsFC Irlande Vets 1
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FC Irlande Ladies 2
February 27, 2026 vsASE. De Chastre A
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FC Irlande Men 2
February 28, 2026 vsScheut FC
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FC Irlande Men 1
February 28, 2026 vsHermes FC
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FC Irlande Men 3
February 28, 2026 vsChoule Auderghem 2
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