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Kerr names 31-man squad

Brian Kerr today announced a 31-man squad for the Republic of Ireland’s upcoming four game series - and included young Celtic star Aidan McGeady among four new caps.

Kerr names 31-man squad

Fri, 14 May, 2004 - 16:33

Brian Kerr today announced a 31-man squad for the Republic of Ireland’s upcoming four game series - and included young Celtic star Aidan McGeady among four new caps.

Ireland will face Romania at Lansdowne Road on Thursday, May 27 before travelling to London for the Unity Cup where they face Nigeria on May 29 and Jamaica on June 2.

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