Irish Abroad: Tottenham news Doherty sets up London derby - March 12, 2001 Tottenham Hotspur face a mouth-watering north London derby against Arsenal in the FA Cup semi-finals after a goal by young Donegalman Gary Doherty clinched a 3-2 win over West Ham yesterday. full story » Carr: surgery need confirmed - March 1, 2001 Republic of Ireland international full back Steve Carr flies out to Germany tomorrow morning for surgery on his hernia operation. As was feared, Carr will now miss most - if not all - of the remainder of the season. full story » Carr breaks down again - February 16, 2001 Republic of Ireland international Steve Carr could miss the rest of the season after breaking down in training yesterday. full story » Graham didn't rate Robbie, court told - February 15, 2001 Tottenham manager George Graham had the chance to buy Robbie Keane, but didn't rate him highly enough, the English High Court was told yesterday! Graham believed Keane would struggle to establish himself in the Spurs first team, according to Director of Football David Pleat. full story » Carr returns, Graham hails Doherty - February 8, 2001 Republic of Ireland full back Steve Carr made his return for Tottenham last night, coming on as an 88th-minute substitute in the 4-2 FA Cup victory over Charlton Athletic. full story » Carr to miss two more games - January 10, 2001 Irish international Steve Carr is likely to miss at least two more matches for Tottenham and could need surgery. full story » Doherty set for senior call-up - January 10, 2001 Midfield dynamo Mark Kinsella will be fit to face Denmark next month, despite his recent knee operation. full story » More praise for Doherty - January 8, 2001 Gary Doherty's star is shining at the moment but according to his manager, George Graham, he will get better and better. full story » Doherty first helps Spurs to dramatic win - January 3, 2001 Young Irish international Gary Doherty was the toast of White Hart Lane last night after his first goal for the club set Tottenham on their way to their first win in seven games. full story » Irish talent on the rise - December 11, 2000 Eight million pounds worth of Irish talent could soon be on its way from the English Nationwide to the Premiership. full story » Carr signs new Spurs deal - November 27, 2000 Stephen Carr signed a one-year extension to his Tottenham contract over the weekend which will keep him at the club until the end of the 2004-05 season. full story » Carr losing patience with Spurs - November 7, 2000 Stephen Carr is beginning to lose patience with Tottenham Hotspurs over their continual stalling tactics over a better deal which the Irish international believes he deserves. full story » Carr's contract talks are over - October 19, 2000 Stephen Carr and Tottenham have called off contract talks for the moment, after they failed to reach an agreement on a new deal which would extend the Irish international's stay at White Hart Lane beyond the four years left on his current deal. full story » Anybody looking for an Irish player? - October 18, 2000 Numerous Irish players are currently surplus to requirements at their English clubs and are just waiting for other teams to come and relight their fortunes. full story » Spurs deny Carr rumours - October 2, 2000 Tottenham Hotspur have dismissed rumours in a Sunday newspaper that contract talks between the club and Stephen Carr have broken down. full story » Hands off Quinn! - September 4, 2000 Sheffield Wednesday are adamant that their star player, Alan Quinn, is not for sale at any price despite the club being in dire financial trouble. full story » Fenn goes Dutch - July 18, 2000 Neale Fenn has had to look further afield for first-team football after his proposed move from Tottenham to Brentford fell when he failed to agree personal terms with Bees manager Ron Noades. Fenn is now in Holland on trial with Roosendaal who won promotion to top-flight football last season. full story » Brentford's Irish contingent set to grow - June 26, 2000 Brentford manager Ron Noades must have a slight Irish glint in his eye. When he left Crystal Palace to take over the Second Division club he brought three Irish players (Danny Boxall, Robert Quinn and Anthony Folan) with him and now he is being linked with another one, Neale Fenn. full story » Tottenham interested in Alan Quinn - June 1, 2000 Tottenham Hotspur have been linked with a move for Irish u21 international Alan Quinn. full story »