Ex-footballer Robbie Keane urged to donate FAI salary to help grassroots clubs

Senator Micheál Carrigy has now said that Keane should return the wages he has made since Stephen Kenny took over
Ex-footballer Robbie Keane urged to donate FAI salary to help grassroots clubs

The former Ireland captain was appointed as assistant manager of the national team in 2018 under Mick McCarthy. Picture: Stephen McCarthy/Sportsfile

Thu, 24 Mar, 2022 - 13:30
Steve Neville

A senator has called on Robbie Keane to donate his salary to help grassroots clubs.

The former Ireland captain was appointed as assistant manager of the national team in 2018 under Mick McCarthy.

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