O’Neill says Glenn Whelan will be skipper against North

Glenn Whelan will be given the honour of leading Ireland out against Northern Ireland in the friendly at the Aviva in November.

O’Neill says Glenn Whelan will be skipper against North
Tue, 28 Aug, 2018 - 06:10

By Liam Mackey

Glenn Whelan will be given the honour of leading Ireland out against Northern Ireland in the friendly at the Aviva in November.

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