Kerr no stranger to success

New Republic of Ireland boss Brian Kerr is no stranger to success, with a remarkable record in charge of national under-age teams since his appointment by the Football Association of Ireland six years ago.

Tue, 28 Jan, 2003 - 07:00

One of the highlights was the 2-1 victory over Italy in the European Under-16 Championship final in Perth, Scotland in 1998.

CONNECT WITH US TODAY

NEWSLETTERS

NOTIFICATIONS

Be the first to know the latest news and updates

More in this section

Bohemians v Treaty United - Sports Direct Women’s FAI Cup Semi-Final

Treaty United women's team boss Seán Russell departs club

Benfica Training and Press Conference - Stamford Bridge - Monday September 29th

Jose Mourinho says he will ‘always be a blue’ ahead of return to Chelsea with Benfica

England v Australia - International Friendly - Wembley Stadium

FA warned incident which led to Billy Vigar’s death is ‘ticking time bomb’

Courts Soccer Kerr appointment Place: Perth, Scotland Place: Cyprus Place: Iceland Place: Spain Place: Abu Dhabi Place: United Arab Emirates Place: South Korea Place: France Place: UAE Place: Malaysia Place: Nigeria Place: Sweden Place: Hampden Park Place: Soviet Union Place: Japan Person: Kerr Person: Brian Kerr Person: Berti Vogts’Person: Liam Tuohy Person: Tuohy Person: Niall Quinn Person: Mick McCarthy Person: Robbie Keane Person: Damien Duff Person: John O’Shea Person: Gary Doherty Person: Colin Healy Person: Stephen McPhail Person: Richie Partridge Person: Richard Dunne Person: Joe Murphy Person: Alan Quinn Person: Barry Quinn Event: European Under-16 Championship Event: Nordic Cup Event: Youth Olympics Event: World Cup Event: European Under-18 Event: FAI Junior Event: European championship Event: World Youth Organisation: New Republic of Ireland Organisation: Football Association of Ireland Organisation: Italy Organisation: Germany Organisation: Ireland Organisation: Republic Organisation: Ghana Organisation: Greece Organisation: Dubliner Organisation: Bluebell United Organisation: Newcastle United Organisation: Shamrock Rovers Organisation: Ireland senior Organisation: Poland Organisation: Irish Organisation: Arsenal Organisation: League of Ireland Organisation: Dublin Organisation: St Patrick’s Athletic Organisation: St Pat’s Organisation: Tottenham Organisation: Blackburn Organisation: Manchester United Organisation: Celtic Organisation: Leeds Organisation: Coventry Organisation: Manchester City Organisation: West Brom Organisation: Sheffield Wednesday

<p>Arsenal’s William Saliba has signed a new five-year contract (Mike Egerton/PA).</p>

William Saliba boost for Arsenal as he signs new long-term contract

READ NOW

Sport

Newsletter

Latest news from the world of sport, along with the best in opinion from our outstanding team of sports writers. and reporters

Sport

Newsletter

Latest news from the world of sport, along with the best in opinion from our outstanding team of sports writers. and reporters

Select your favourite newsletters and get the best of Irish Examiner delivered to your inbox

Kerr no stranger to success

Unlimited access. Half the price.

William Saliba boost for Arsenal as he signs new long-term contract

Sport

Latest

Sport

Sport

Most Read