Keane and Morrison back in Ireland squad

Manchester United skipper Roy Keane and Birmingham striker Clinton Morrison have been recalled to the Republic of Ireland squad for the friendly against Portugal at Lansdowne Road on February 9.

Keane and Morrison back in Ireland squad
Mon, 31 Jan, 2005 - 14:42

Manchester United skipper Roy Keane and Birmingham striker Clinton Morrison have been recalled to the Republic of Ireland squad for the friendly against Portugal at Lansdowne Road on February 9.

Keane was rested for last November’s 1-0 victory over Croatia in Dublin and Morrison returns after injury.

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