Ireland's Troy Parrott, right, celebrates after scoring his side's third goal during the World Cup 2026 group F qualifying soccer match between Hungary and Ireland in Budapest, Hungary, Sunday, Nov. 16, 2025. Credit: AP/Denes Erdos

Troy Parrott was left crying tears of joy after scoring a remarkable 96th-minute winner to secure his hat-trick and the Republic of Ireland a World Cup play-off spot by beating Hungary 3-2.

Ireland's World Cup dream is alive and well after a remarkable, come-from-behind victory in Budapest, beating Hungary 3-2 at the Puskas Arena.

Troy Parrott cried ‘tears of joy’ after sending Ireland to the World Cup playoffs with a stunning hat-trick in Budapest. Ireland clawed back from 2-1 down to beat Hungary in a sensational end to the qualifying group.

At the young age of 23, Troy Parrott has already built himself a successful career in the sporting industry. On Thursday, which he dubbed 'probably the best night' of his life, he scored both of Ireland's goals against Portugal. And his winning streak ...

Wolves tried to sign Troy Parrott in the summer after AZ Alkmaar quoted £25 million for him and now they'll regret not pushing harder.

Troy has become the star of Ireland’s national football team after leading them to victory over Portugal and now Hungary, taking the country one step closer to the World Cup

Bundesliga clubs are eyeing AZ Alkmaar striker Troy Parrott. The Republic of Ireland international, formerly of Tottenham, is interesting VfL Wolfsburg and SC Freiburg ahead of the January market. The 42 reports Wolfsburg had an offer of €18m accepted by AZ last summer, but Parrott chose to remain in Alkmaar.