Changing of the guard in Ireland squad with Parrott in and Long out for Denmark clash

Spurs teenager Troy Parrott and Celtic's Lee O'Connor both make the move up from Stephen Kenny's U21 squad

Changing of the guard in Ireland squad with Parrott in and Long out for Denmark clash
Thu, 07 Nov, 2019 - 15:20
Digital Desk staff

Mick McCarthy has welcomed Robbie Brady and Ciaran Clark back into the Ireland squad named to face Denmark in a crunch Euro 2020 qualifier and the upcoming friendly against New Zealand.

Brady, who scored a vital goal against Gibraltar in June, returns from injury along with David McGoldrick and Newcastle defender Clark who is back in the fold for the first time this year.

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