No place for Grealish as O’Neill names squad for crucial Scotland clash

Martin O'Neill has named a provisional 36-man squad for Ireland's upcoming games against Scotland and USA.

No place for Grealish as O’Neill names squad for crucial Scotland clash
Wed, 29 Oct, 2014 - 15:49

Martin O'Neill has named a provisional 36-man squad for Ireland's upcoming games against Scotland and USA.

Starting away, Scotland host Ireland in a EURO 2016 qualifier on Friday, November 14 at 7.45pm, before Ireland take on the USA in Aviva Stadium in a Three International Friendly on November 18.

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