Connolly and Dunne on target

Republic of Ireland 2 Turkey 2

Connolly and Dunne on target
Wed, 10 Sep, 2003 - 00:01

Republic of Ireland 2 Turkey 2

David Connolly’s first international goal for two years gave Ireland manager Brian Kerr something to ponder ahead of next month’s decisive Euro 2004 qualifier in Switzerland.

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