Smith names amateur squad

Republic of Ireland Amateur Manager, Gerry Smith has named an 18 strong which will face Holland in Whitehall on Wednesday, March 14 in Whitehall, Dublin.

Smith names amateur squad
Sun, 04 Mar, 2007 - 12:43

Republic of Ireland Amateur Manager, Gerry Smith has named an 18 strong which will face Holland in Whitehall on Wednesday, March 14 in Whitehall, Dublin.

Included in the squad is eircom FAI Junior International Player of the year, Michael Keogh who finished top scorer in last year's FAI Senior Challenge Cup after Killester United's tremendous run in the competition.

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CourtsSoccerHeathrowPlace: WhitehallPlace: Whitehall,Place: Basque Region of SpainPlace: Dalymount ParkPerson: SmithPerson: Gerry SmithPerson: Michael KeoghPerson: Brendan O’ ConnellPerson: Adrian WalshPerson: John CarrollPerson: Paul BreenPerson: James WakshPerson: Paul Mc CabePerson: Patrick PattonPerson: Stephen MurphyPerson: Declan O’ ConnellPerson: Neil O’ BrienPerson: Ian CallaghanPerson: Chris BarbourPerson: Ray WhelehanPerson: Anthony Mc CormackPerson: David LacyPerson: John O’ NeillPerson: Ruairi BeechinorEvent: FAI Senior Challenge CupEvent: UEFA Regions CupEvent: Regions CupOrganisation: Republic of IrelandOrganisation: HollandOrganisation: Killester UnitedOrganisation: FranceOrganisation: NetherlandsOrganisation: PortugalOrganisation: AveiroOrganisation: SwedenOrganisation: EstoniaOrganisation: College CorinthiansOrganisation: St. Kevins BoysOrganisation: CrumlinOrganisation: Fanad UtdOrganisation: Douglas Hall F.C.Organisation: Wayside CelticOrganisation: Tolka RoversOrganisation: KillesterOrganisation: Rockmount F.C.
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