Keogh to captain U21s

Bristol City defender Richard Keogh will captain the Republic of Ireland's Under-21 side for the first time tonight in a friendly international against Luxembourg.

Keogh to captain U21s
Wed, 18 Oct, 2006 - 08:49

Bristol City defender Richard Keogh will captain the Republic of Ireland's Under-21 side for the first time tonight in a friendly international against Luxembourg.

The defender, who broke into the U21 squad at the Madeira Tournament in February, will lead out Don Givens' youngsters at the Stade Fr Trausch in Mamer.

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