Quinn confident of World Cup progress

Former Republic of Ireland striker Niall Quinn remains confident the national side will qualify for the World Cup.

Thu, 18 Aug, 2005 - 17:26

Former Republic of Ireland striker Niall Quinn remains confident the national side will qualify for the World Cup.

Brian Kerr’s team were beaten 2-1 in a friendly by Italy last night and Quinn admitted they must make a stronger start in their crunch qualifier against France next month.

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