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23 July 2022; A general view during the annual general meeting of the Football Association of Ireland at the Mansion House in Dublin as the big screen shows tributes to supporters of the FAI and the wider football family who had recently passed away. Photo by Stephen McCarthy/Sportsfile

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Annual General Meeting of the Football Association of Ireland

23 Jul 2022

8 July 2022; Mick Kenny of Kilkenny and Eoghan Reilly of London during the GAA Football All-Ireland Junior Championship Semi-Final match between Kilkenny and London at the GAA National Games Development Centre in Abbotstown, Dublin. Photo by Stephen McCarthy/Sportsfile

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Kilkenny v London - GAA Football All-Ireland Junior Championship Semi-Final

08 Jul 2022

8 July 2022; Mick Kenny of Kilkenny during the GAA Football All-Ireland Junior Championship Semi-Final match between Kilkenny and London at the GAA National Games Development Centre in Abbotstown, Dublin. Photo by Stephen McCarthy/Sportsfile

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Kilkenny v London - GAA Football All-Ireland Junior Championship Semi-Final

08 Jul 2022

8 July 2022; Mick Kenny of Kilkenny during the GAA Football All-Ireland Junior Championship Semi-Final match between Kilkenny and London at the GAA National Games Development Centre in Abbotstown, Dublin. Photo by Stephen McCarthy/Sportsfile

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Kilkenny v London - GAA Football All-Ireland Junior Championship Semi-Final

08 Jul 2022

8 July 2022; Mick Kenny of Kilkenny during the GAA Football All-Ireland Junior Championship Semi-Final match between Kilkenny and London at the GAA National Games Development Centre in Abbotstown, Dublin. Photo by Stephen McCarthy/Sportsfile

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Kilkenny v London - GAA Football All-Ireland Junior Championship Semi-Final

08 Jul 2022

8 July 2022; Mick Kenny of Kilkenny awaits medical attention during the GAA Football All-Ireland Junior Championship Semi-Final match between Kilkenny and London at the GAA National Games Development Centre in Abbotstown, Dublin. Photo by Stephen McCarthy/Sportsfile

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Kilkenny v London - GAA Football All-Ireland Junior Championship Semi-Final

08 Jul 2022

8 July 2022; Mick Kenny of Kilkenny receives medical attention during the GAA Football All-Ireland Junior Championship Semi-Final match between Kilkenny and London at the GAA National Games Development Centre in Abbotstown, Dublin. Photo by Stephen McCarthy/Sportsfile

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Kilkenny v London - GAA Football All-Ireland Junior Championship Semi-Final

08 Jul 2022

8 July 2022; Mick Kenny of Kilkenny awaits medical attention during the GAA Football All-Ireland Junior Championship Semi-Final match between Kilkenny and London at the GAA National Games Development Centre in Abbotstown, Dublin. Photo by Stephen McCarthy/Sportsfile

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Kilkenny v London - GAA Football All-Ireland Junior Championship Semi-Final

08 Jul 2022

8 July 2022; Mick Kenny of Kilkenny receives medical attention during the GAA Football All-Ireland Junior Championship Semi-Final match between Kilkenny and London at the GAA National Games Development Centre in Abbotstown, Dublin. Photo by Stephen McCarthy/Sportsfile

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Kilkenny v London - GAA Football All-Ireland Junior Championship Semi-Final

08 Jul 2022

8 July 2022; Mick Kenny of Kilkenny awaits medical attention during the GAA Football All-Ireland Junior Championship Semi-Final match between Kilkenny and London at the GAA National Games Development Centre in Abbotstown, Dublin. Photo by Stephen McCarthy/Sportsfile

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Kilkenny v London - GAA Football All-Ireland Junior Championship Semi-Final

08 Jul 2022

8 July 2022; Mick Kenny of Kilkenny following his side's victory in the GAA Football All-Ireland Junior Championship Semi-Final match between Kilkenny and London at the GAA National Games Development Centre in Abbotstown, Dublin. Photo by Stephen McCarthy/Sportsfile

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Kilkenny v London - GAA Football All-Ireland Junior Championship Semi-Final

08 Jul 2022

8 July 2022; Mick Kenny of Kilkenny following his side's victory in the GAA Football All-Ireland Junior Championship Semi-Final match between Kilkenny and London at the GAA National Games Development Centre in Abbotstown, Dublin. Photo by Stephen McCarthy/Sportsfile

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Kilkenny v London - GAA Football All-Ireland Junior Championship Semi-Final

08 Jul 2022

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4 September 2021; A tribute to the late Kenny Murdock, Liam Farrell, Mick Breslin, Mick Millington, Peter Maher and Rian O'Halloran on the big screen during the FIFA World Cup 2022 qualifying group A match between Republic of Ireland and Azerbaijan at the Aviva Stadium in Dublin. Photo by Stephen McCarthy/Sportsfile

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Republic of Ireland v Azerbaijan - FIFA World Cup 2022 Qualifier

04 Sep 2021

30 May 2019; Republic of Ireland manager Mick McCarthy speaks with Republic of Ireland U21's manager Stephen Kenny following the Friendly match between Republic of Ireland and Republic of Ireland U21's at the FAI National Training Centre in Dublin. Photo by Harry Murphy/Sportsfile

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Stephen Kenny appointed as new Republic of Ireland manager

04 Apr 2020

30 November 2018; To celebrate Dublin’s hosting of the UEFA EURO 2020 Qualifying Draw on 2nd December 2018, Irish Football Legends Ronnie Whelan, Ray Houghton, Kevin Sheedy, Tony Galvin, Liam O’Brien, Tony Cascarino and John Anderson teamed up with Dublin City Council and the Football Association of Ireland to launch the National Football Exhibition giving people the chance to experience some of the excitement. Open to the public on Sunday, December 2nd, at the Printworks, Dublin Castle, until the 9th December, the Exhibition celebrates 60 years of UEFA European Championship and Irish football. Six separate zones, packed with memorabilia and interactive features will give attendees an overview of the history of football in Ireland and its impact on communities around the country. Throughout 2019 and 2020, the National Football Exhibition will tour around various locations* nationwide. The National Football Exhibition App is available to download now from the App Store and Google Play Store. The draw for the UEFA EURO 2020 qualifying groups this Sunday, 2nd December, will be attended by delegates from all 55 UEFA member nations and over 350 international media representatives with an estimated TV audience worldwide of 140 million. 4 tournament games will be hosted at Dublin’s Aviva Stadium during UEFA EURO 2020, the largest sporting event to ever be hosted in the country. Pictured is Republic of Ireland manager Mick McCarthy, left, and Republic of Ireland U21 manager Stephen Kenny at the Printworks, Dublin Castle, Dublin. Photo by Stephen McCarthy/Sportsfile

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Stephen Kenny appointed as new Republic of Ireland manager

04 Apr 2020

30 May 2019; Republic of Ireland manager Mick McCarthy speaks with Republic of Ireland U21's manager Stephen Kenny following the Friendly match between Republic of Ireland and Republic of Ireland U21's at the FAI National Training Centre in Dublin. Photo by Harry Murphy/Sportsfile

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Mick McCarthy succeeded as Republic of Ireland manager

04 Apr 2020

30 November 2018; To celebrate Dublin’s hosting of the UEFA EURO 2020 Qualifying Draw on 2nd December 2018, Irish Football Legends Ronnie Whelan, Ray Houghton, Kevin Sheedy, Tony Galvin, Liam O’Brien, Tony Cascarino and John Anderson teamed up with Dublin City Council and the Football Association of Ireland to launch the National Football Exhibition giving people the chance to experience some of the excitement. Open to the public on Sunday, December 2nd, at the Printworks, Dublin Castle, until the 9th December, the Exhibition celebrates 60 years of UEFA European Championship and Irish football. Six separate zones, packed with memorabilia and interactive features will give attendees an overview of the history of football in Ireland and its impact on communities around the country. Throughout 2019 and 2020, the National Football Exhibition will tour around various locations* nationwide. The National Football Exhibition App is available to download now from the App Store and Google Play Store. The draw for the UEFA EURO 2020 qualifying groups this Sunday, 2nd December, will be attended by delegates from all 55 UEFA member nations and over 350 international media representatives with an estimated TV audience worldwide of 140 million. 4 tournament games will be hosted at Dublin’s Aviva Stadium during UEFA EURO 2020, the largest sporting event to ever be hosted in the country. Pictured is Republic of Ireland manager Mick McCarthy, left, and Republic of Ireland U21 manager Stephen Kenny at the Printworks, Dublin Castle, Dublin. Photo by Stephen McCarthy/Sportsfile

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Mick McCarthy succeeded as Republic of Ireland manager

04 Apr 2020

30 November 2018; To celebrate Dublin’s hosting of the UEFA EURO 2020 Qualifying Draw on 2nd December 2018, Irish Football Legends Ronnie Whelan, Ray Houghton, Kevin Sheedy, Tony Galvin, Liam O’Brien, Tony Cascarino and John Anderson teamed up with Dublin City Council and the Football Association of Ireland to launch the National Football Exhibition giving people the chance to experience some of the excitement. Open to the public on Sunday, December 2nd, at the Printworks, Dublin Castle, until the 9th December, the Exhibition celebrates 60 years of UEFA European Championship and Irish football. Six separate zones, packed with memorabilia and interactive features will give attendees an overview of the history of football in Ireland and its impact on communities around the country. Throughout 2019 and 2020, the National Football Exhibition will tour around various locations* nationwide. The National Football Exhibition App is available to download now from the App Store and Google Play Store. The draw for the UEFA EURO 2020 qualifying groups this Sunday, 2nd December, will be attended by delegates from all 55 UEFA member nations and over 350 international media representatives with an estimated TV audience worldwide of 140 million. 4 tournament games will be hosted at Dublin’s Aviva Stadium during UEFA EURO 2020, the largest sporting event to ever be hosted in the country. Pictured is Republic of Ireland manager Mick McCarthy, left, and Republic of Ireland U21 manager Stephen Kenny at the Printworks, Dublin Castle, Dublin. Photo by Stephen McCarthy/Sportsfile

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Mick McCarthy succeeded as Republic of Ireland manager

04 Apr 2020

30 May 2019; Republic of Ireland manager Mick McCarthy speaks with Republic of Ireland U21's manager Stephen Kenny following the Friendly match between Republic of Ireland and Republic of Ireland U21's at the FAI National Training Centre in Dublin. Photo by Harry Murphy/Sportsfile

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Republic of Ireland v Republic of Ireland U21's - Friendly

30 May 2019

12 April 2019; Republic of Ireland manager Mick McCarthy and Kenny Cunningham of Republic of Ireland XI after the Sean Cox Fundraiser match between the Republic of Ireland XI and Liverpool FC Legends at the Aviva Stadium in Dublin. Photo by Stephen McCarthy/Sportsfile

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Republic of Ireland XI v Liverpool FC Legends - Sean Cox Fundraiser

12 Apr 2019

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