Trap takes three points against Georgia

Georgia 1 Republic of Ireland 2

Trap takes three points against Georgia
Sat, 06 Sep, 2008 - 19:54

Georgia 1 Republic of Ireland 2

Glenn Whelan's rise to prominence gathered pace in Germany today as his first senior international goal helped get the Republic of Ireland's World Cup qualifying campaign off to the perfect start.

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CourtsSoccerWorld Cup 2010Place: GermanyPlace: MainzPlace: MontenegroPlace: FSV MainzPlace: Bruchweg StadiumPlace: TbilisiPlace: NorwayPerson: Glenn WhelanPerson: Giovanni TrapattoniPerson: Giorgi LoriaPerson: Kevin DoylePerson: Aiden McGeadyPerson: Alexander IashviliPerson: Robbie KeanePerson: WhelanPerson: Levan KeniaPerson: GeorgiansPerson: Hector CuperPerson: Shay GivenPerson: DoylePerson: Steven ReidPerson: KeanePerson: Stephen HuntPerson: Damien DuffPerson: McGeadyPerson: TrapattoniPerson: Zurab KhizanishviliPerson: LoriaPerson: Dangerman IashviliPerson: IashviliPerson: KeniaPerson: Kevin KilbanePerson: John O'SheaPerson: Levan KobiashviliPerson: Richard DunneEvent: CupOrganisation: GeorgiaOrganisation: Republic of IrelandOrganisation: StokeOrganisation: IrelandOrganisation: FIFAOrganisation: FAIOrganisation: ReadingOrganisation: BlackburnOrganisation: IrishOrganisation: RepublicOrganisation: Levan Kenia
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