How have the German media reacted to the loss to Ireland?
As Ireland reacts to a historic win over the World Champions this morning, the reaction in Germany hasn't been so cheeful. Joachim Loew's side are still top of Group D, but need to beat Georgia in Leipzig on Sunday to guarantee qualification.
The German newspapers this morning were quick to praise the Irish team and fans whilst also focusing on the defeat and what it meant for Die Nationalmannschaft.
So here's what Ireland need to do to qualify automatically - and we don't need to beat Poland to do it
On a night of emotion, let's throw in a bit of rationality as Ireland put themselves in a great position to qualify for Euro 2016.
As things stand, Martin O'Neill's side are guaranteed at least the third placed playoff spot we currently occupy, with Poland currently on equal points but significantly ahead of us on head-to-head (courtesy of their 1-1 draw in Dublin earlier in the campaign) and goal difference.
Even Justin Bieber was happy with Ireland's win last night
Robbie Keane's influence in Los Angeles is finally paying off!
After last night's historic 1-0 over Germany, Justin Bieber took to twitter to give "Love to my brother Keano" after the win. The Canadian pop-star was delighted to get a video of the team listening to one of his songs after the win.
Calls for clearer trademark guidelines, amid McDonald's dispute with Supermac's
The European Union is being asked to provide guidelines in trademark law, in light of the Supermac's dispute with McDonald's.
McDonald's has lodged objections to Supermac's trademark being registered throughout Europe.
Supermac's wants to expand its outlets in the UK, other parts of the EU and Australia.
'Dear Enda, you have failed us' - Widow who sleeps with shotgun hits out at crime in rural Ireland
A widow who sleeps with a shotgun has told a meeting of residents in Tipperary that rural Ireland is no longer a nice place to live.
Mary Morrissey was one of those who attended a mass meeting at the Anner Hotel in Thurles last night, along with at least 1,500 others.
She says she has taken her own preventative measures, after a previous break-in during which her late husband's belongings were taken.
