Andrews takes top honours at FAI awards

Ireland's top international football stars have been honoured at the FAI International Football Awards tonight.

Andrews takes top honours at FAI awards
Sun, 03 Feb, 2013 - 21:23

Ireland's top international football stars have been honoured at the FAI International Football Awards tonight.

Bolton midfielder, Keith Andrews picked up the Senior International Player of the Year Award, while Kevin Doyle’s late winner against Kazakhstan during Ireland’s World Cup Qualifier last September was voted the International Goal of the Year.

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