Ireland kick off World Cup campaign

Ireland have kicked off their World Cup campaign against Cameroon at Niigata.

Ireland kick off World Cup campaign
Sat, 01 Jun, 2002 - 08:38

Ireland have kicked off their World Cup campaign against Cameroon at Niigata.

Rep of Ireland: Given, Gary Kelly, Breen, Staunton, Harte, McAteer, Holland, Kilbane, Kinsella, Duff, Robbie Keane.

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