Garvan looks to the future

Ipswich defender Owen Garvan hopes the Republic of Ireland Under-21s will learn from their mistakes as they prepare for their next qualifying campaign.

Thu, 04 Sep, 2008 - 18:41

Ipswich defender Owen Garvan hopes the Republic of Ireland Under-21s will learn from their mistakes as they prepare for their next qualifying campaign.

The Irish face Bulgaria tomorrow and Portugal next Tuesday in their latest UEFA Under-21 Championship matches but with qualification already out of reach, boss Don Givens is looking to the future.

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