Seamus Coleman admits Denmark pain is still raw

Ultimately, it will be the responsibility of Mick McCarthy and his staff to work out the required balance between caution and adventure when Ireland travel to Denmark in a fortnight’s time.

Fri, 24 May, 2019 - 06:10

Liam Mackey

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