Garda team braced for Eircom League challenge

The Garda international soccer squad will compete head to head with an Eircom league team for the first time next year.

Garda team braced for Eircom League challenge
Fri, 26 Dec, 2008 - 10:47

The Garda international soccer squad will compete head to head with an Eircom league team for the first time next year.

They will take on Bray Wanderers for a charity match in March ahead of qualifiers for the 2010 European Police Championships.

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