Former Ireland captain John O'Shea accepted onto 2020/22 UEFA Pro Licence course

Former international John O’Shea, recently appointed assistant coach with the Ireland U21s, is one of twenty coaches who have been accepted onto the 2020/22 UEFA Pro Licence course run by the FAI.
Former Ireland captain John O'Shea accepted onto 2020/22 UEFA Pro Licence course
Tue, 14 Apr, 2020 - 11:16
Liam Mackey

Former international John O’Shea, recently appointed assistant coach with the Ireland U21s, is one of twenty coaches who have been accepted onto the 2020/22 UEFA Pro Licence course run by the FAI.

Also included is another former international, striker Andy Keogh who, in the later stages of his career, combined coaching and playing in Australia before more recently playing in India for North East United FC.

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