QuoteNot sure that Malta will be much of a test.
McCaffrey names U18 Squad
McCaffrey names 23 man squad for Under 18 double header in Cork
10 April 2008
The first of the two matches is scheduled for Tuesday, April 15 at Turner's Cross and the nations face each other again on Thursday, April 17 at St. Colman's Park in Cobh (both 7.30pm).
McCaffrey has selected his panel of players entirely from domestic clubs. He will use the pair of games to assess the best of home-based talent available to him ahead of next season's UEFA qualifying campaign which gets under-way in November.
REPUBLIC OF IRELAND U-18 SQUAD:
Mark McGinley - Fanad United
Brian Collopy - Wembley Rovers
Brian Kane - WFTA
Kevin Burns - Tramore AFC
Niall Walsh - Castlebar Celtic
Peter O'Halloran - Cobh Ramblers
Darren Murray - WFTA
Shane O'Connor - St. Josephs Boys
Daniel Langan - WFTA
Enda Stevens - Cherry Orchard
Craig Duggan - Cork City
Keith Ward - St. Kevin's Boys
David O'Neill - Arklow Town
Robert Waters - Cork City
Ian Byrne - Bohemians
Joseph O'Neill - Sporting Fingal
David Shovlin - Drunkeen United
Kevin Dawson - St. Kevin's Boys
Eoin Hanrahan - Fairview Rangers
Jake Kelly - St. Josephs Boys
Gavin Falconer - Tramore AFC
Patrick Madden - WFTA
David McDaid - Derry City
Manager: Sean McCaffrey.
UNDER-18 FRIENDLY INTERNATIONALS
Tuesday April 15
Republic of Ireland v Malta
Turner's Cross, Cork - 7.30pm
Thursday April 17
Republic of Ireland v Malta
St. Colman's Park, Cobh - 7.30pm.
The SFAI are the governing body for grassroots football in Ireland, not the FAI. Its success or the lack of is all down to them.
Not sure that Malta will be much of a test.
Seems to be an opportunity for home based players.Sporting Fingal to get their first international representative.
Sporting Who?Originally Posted by cheifo
The SFAI are the governing body for grassroots football in Ireland, not the FAI. Its success or the lack of is all down to them.
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