Ireland U19s lose to Ukraine

Republic of Ireland U19 2 Ukraine U19 3

Wed, 07 Apr, 2004 - 20:33

Republic of Ireland U19 2 Ukraine U19 3

Sean McCaffrey’s Republic of Ireland U19 side have lost their opening fixture at the Castelo Branco tournament in Portugal.

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