Ireland win Celtic friendly with late goal

Celtic 0 Republic of Ireland 1

Ireland win Celtic friendly with late goal
Sun, 29 May, 2005 - 17:19
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Celtic 0 Republic of Ireland 1

Robbie Keane struck in injury time to hand the Republic of Ireland a 1-0 friendly victory at Celtic.

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