Ireland U21s claim Madeira trophy

Madeira selection 0, Republic of Ireland 4

Ireland U21s claim Madeira trophy
Fri, 27 Feb, 2004 - 17:41

Madeira selection 0, Republic of Ireland 4

The Republic of Ireland U21s swept aside hosts Madeira this afternoon to claim the Madeira International tournament trophy.

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