- Shambolic Ireland’s World Cup hopes in tatters following embarrassing defeat in Armenia The Irish Independent
- ‘A little lost for words’: Heimir Hallgrímsson will consider position after Armenia defeat The Irish Times
- Player Ratings: Day of Armenian acrimony for Ireland RTE.ie
- Republic of Ireland World Cup hopes dealt major blow with loss to Armenia BBC
- Armenia 2-1 Republic of Ireland: Evan Ferguson scores but Boys in Green suffer humbling World Cup qualifying defeat in Yerevan Sky Sports
- Ireland v Armenia: How To Watch And Kickoff Time For World Cup Qualifier Balls.ie
- Armenia vs Ireland live stream: How to watch 2026 World Cup qualifier online from anywhere, team news Tom’s Guide
- Ireland v Armenia: Aerial attack is still smartest gameplan for Ireland The Irish Times
- Highlights and goals: Armenia 2-1 Ireland in 2026 Qualifiers World Cup VAVEL.com
Day: September 9, 2025

Free Media Award for Georgian journalist
Mzia Amaghlobeli, founder and director of the Georgian outlets Batumelebi and Netgazeti, is to receive the prestigious Free Media Award.
The journalist is currently serving a two-year prison sentence for slapping the police chief of Batumi. Local and international human rights groups say the case is politically motivated and consider her a prisoner of conscience.
“Mzia Amaghlobeli has become the face of independent media in Georgia,” reads a statement on the website of Norway’s Fritt Ord Foundation, which awards the prize.
Other winners this year include the Ukrainian outlet Gwara Media, the Hungarian outlet Direkt98, Russian journalist Alexandra Astakhova, Azerbaijani journalist Nargiz Absalamova, and the Belarusian Investigative Center.
The Free Media Awards are jointly presented by Norway’s Fritt Ord Foundation and Germany’s ZEIT STIFTUNG BUCERIUS to honour journalists and media outlets that strengthen independent journalism.
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Free Media Award for Georgian journalist


