Eastick handed Ireland U21 role

Former Newcastle United head coach and academy manager Brian Eastick has been appointed the new Republic of Ireland Under-21 assistant manager.

Mon, 09 May, 2005 - 14:28

Former Newcastle United head coach and academy manager Brian Eastick has been appointed the new Republic of Ireland Under-21 assistant manager.

Eastick takes over from Neil Banfield, who has been forced to step down as assistant to boss Don Givens after being recently handed the role of Arsenal reserve team manager.

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