Ireland U17s maintain perfect record with win over Israel

Colin O’Brien’s Republic of Ireland U17 side maintain their perfect record as they rounded off the first phase of qualifying for the European Championship with victory over Israel at Turner’s Cross yesterday.

Mon, 18 Nov, 2019 - 16:20

Denis Hurley

[team1]Republic of Ireland[/team1][score1]4[/score1][team2]Israel[/team2][score2]2[/score2][/score]

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Courts Soccer FAI Place: Turner’s Cross Place: Israel Place: Bar Nuhi Place: Croatia Person: Colin O’Brien Person: Dor Person: David Turgeman Person: Gavin O’Brien Person: Ebrahem Bader Person: Oliver O’Brien Person: Omotayo Adaramola Person: Anselmo Garcia McNulty Person: Ben McCormack Person: McCormack Person: Sinclair Armstrong Person: Ellay Yacob Shafiki Person: Dnir Nir Person: Evan Ferguson Person: Ferguson Person: Calum Kavanagh Person: Dor David Turgeman Person: Rose Person: O’Brien Person: Garcia McNulty Person: Adaramola Person: Crowe Person: O’Neill Person: Mahon Person: Armstrong Person: Moran Person: Lawal Person: Barlow Person: C Kavanagh Person: Nir Person: Shafiki Person: Soboh Person: Belson Person: Nuhi Person: Madmoun Person: Turgeman Person: Ushmandi Person: Cohen Person: Arie Person: Bader Person: Eliyahu Person: Kodman Person: M Zebec Event: European championship Organisation: Ireland U17s Organisation: Republic of Ireland U17 Organisation: Israel Organisation: Republic Organisation: Montenegro Organisation: Ireland Organisation: Andorra Organisation: Everton Organisation: Bohemians Organisation: Shamrock Rovers Organisation: Wolfsburg Organisation: Crystal Palace Organisation: Conroy Organisation: Cork City Organisation: St Patrick’s Athletic Organisation: Fulham Organisation: Bray Wanderers Organisation: McCormack Organisation: Watford Organisation: Sligo Rovers Organisation: Middlesbrough

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