Irish U19 squad makes five changes

The Irish Under-19 squad has made five late changes for the four-team tournamnet in Oport in Portugal this week.

Mon, 10 Mar, 2003 - 12:32

The Irish Under-19 squad has made five late changes for the four-team tournamnet in Oport in Portugal this week.

New Irish manager Sean McCaffrey - Brian Kerr's replacement - makes the changes to his 18-strong panel and will bring tou four the number of home-based players in the squad.

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