Stephen Kenny ready to welcome James McCarthy and Harry Arter back into Ireland fold

New Republic of Ireland manager Stephen Kenny is ready to welcome James McCarthy and Harry Arter back into the international fold when fixtures resume in the autumn.
Stephen Kenny ready to welcome James McCarthy and Harry Arter back into Ireland fold
Wed, 08 Jul, 2020 - 15:28
John Fallon

“Our back-four and goalkeeper was the strongest point of our last campaign. The problem was creating and scoring goals, only scoring four outside of the wins over Gibraltar. Two of those came from defenders,” said Republic of Ireland manager Stephen Kenny. Photo by Stephen McCarthy/Sportsfile
“Our back-four and goalkeeper was the strongest point of our last campaign. The problem was creating and scoring goals, only scoring four outside of the wins over Gibraltar. Two of those came from defenders,” said Republic of Ireland manager Stephen Kenny. Photo by Stephen McCarthy/Sportsfile

New Republic of Ireland manager Stephen Kenny is ready to welcome James McCarthy and Harry Arter back into the international fold when fixtures resume in the autumn.

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