The Boys in Green Squad for the Nations League preliminary matches  September 2024
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Player	Birthdate	Age	Pos	Club	App	G
Brady, Robert	14 January 1992	32	LWB	Preston North End FC, England	64	9
Browne, Alan James	15 April 1995	29	CM	Sunderland AFC, England	35	5
Coleman, Séamus	11 October 1988	35	RB	Everton FC, England	72	1
Collins, Nathan Michael	30 April 2001	23	C/FB	Brentford FC, England	20	2
Doherty, Matthew James	16 January 1992	32	RB	Wolverhampton Wanderers FC, England	45	2
Ferguson, Evan Joe	19 October 2004	19	F	Brighton & Hove Albion FC, Engand	12	3
Idah, Adam Uche	11 February 2001	23	F	The Celtic FC, Scotland	26	4
Kelleher, Caoimhín Odhrán	23 November 1998	25	G	Liverpool FC, England	14	0
Knight, Jason Paul	13 February 2001	23	M	Bristol City FC, England	30	1
McAteer, Kasey Ian	22 November 2001 in Northampton, England	22	AM	Leicester City FC, England	0	0
Molumby, Jayson Patrick	6 August 1999	25	M	West Bromwich Albion FC, Engand	24	0
O'Brien, Jake	15 May 2001	23	CB	Everton FC, England	2	0
O'Dowda, Callum Joshua Ryan	23 April 1995 in Kidlington, England	29	LM	Cardiff City FC, England	30	1
Ogbene, Chiedozie Somkelechukwu	1 May 1997 in Lagos, Nigeria	27	F	Ipswich Town FC, England	20	4
O'Leary, Max Edward	10 October 1996 in Bath, England	27	G	Bristol City FC, Engand	0	0
Omobamideli, Andrew Abiola	23 June 2002	22	D	Nottingham Forest FC, England	9	0
O'Shea, Dara Joseph	4 March 1999	25	CD	Ipswich Town FC, England	26	0
Parrott, Troy Daniel	4 February 2002	22	F	Alkmaar Zaanstreek, Netherlands	23	5
Robinson, Callum Jack	2 February 1995 in Northampton, England	29	F	Cardiff City FC, England	37	1
				also has numerous England youth apps
Scales, Liam	8 August 1998	26	L/CB	The Celtic FC, Scotland	5	0
Smallbone, William Anthony Patrick	21 February 2000 in Basingstoke, England	24	CM	Southampton FC, England	9	0
Szmodics, Samuel Joseph	24 September 1995 in Colchester, England	28	AM	Ipswich Town FC, England	4	0
Travers, Mark	18 May 1999	25	G	AFC Bournemouth, England	4	4ᵍᵃ

Squad details correct up to and including Republic of Ireland's match against Portugal on 11 June 2024.
All tallies from FAI

Diary

Thursday, 29 August 2024, 1.00pm - Heimir Hallgrímsson has included uncapped Leicester City winger Kasey McAteer in his first squad for the upcoming Uefa Nations League matches against England and Greece. England-born McAtee is named in the 23-man squad after receiving international clearance from FIFA. The 22-year-old has featured in both of Leicester's Premier League games this season after scoring six goals last season to help them win the Championship title. Hallgrímsson, a shock choice to succeed Stephen Kenny as boss, is also able to call upon captain Séamus Coleman and Brighton striker Evan Ferguson as they have recovered from injury. Uncapped Bristol City goalkeeper Max O'Leary is also in the squad.
Cardiff City striker Callum Robinson, who scored in the South Wales derby at the weekend against Swansea City, comes back into the squad as well as Sunderland midfielder Alan Browne. Long-term international absentee Jayson Molumby receives his first call-up since November 2023 after his foot injury ruled him out of international action this year whilst Chiedozie Ogbene and Nathan Collins, who were ruled out of the Hungary and Portugal matches through injury, also return to the squad. Goalkeeper Gavin Bazunu remains a long-term absentee with an achilles injury whilst Burnley midfielder Josh Cullen is set to miss his first Ireland squad since 2020 as he withdrew from the squad through injury.

Monday, 2 September 2024 - The squad arrive and have their first training session in the rain at The FAI National Training Centre at the Spórt Éireann Campas in Blanchardstown, on the western suburbs of Dublin.

Wednesday, 6 November 2024 - UEFA has fined the FA and the FAI after the national anthems were booed before the Republic of Ireland played England in the Nations League match in September. European football's governing body imposed a £10,500 fine (€12,500) on the Football Association (FA) following England fans' booing of Amhran na bhFiann at Aviva Stadium. The Football Association of Ireland (FAI) received a fine of £8,400 (€10,000) after home supporters booed God Save The King. UEFA imposed further punishment on the FAI, with a £7,800 (€9,250) fine for the lighting of flares and a £5,000 (€6,000) penalty for a pitch invasion by a spectator.

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