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Waterford FC duo play their part in Ireland under-17's qualification for European Championships
Waterford FC prospects Romeo Akachukwu and Jason Healy played an important role in Ireland's qualification for the under-17 European Championships as Colin O'Brien's side scored a dramatic 96th-minute winner to defeat Cyprus 3-2 in Hungary on Monday.
Both Akachukwu and Healy have played for the Blues' academy sides and also joined up with the first team while also earning the opportunity to represent the Boys in Green.
Ireland finished ahead of group rivals Italy to claim a spot at the Euros.
— Waterford FC (@WaterfordFCie) March 13, 2023
Congratulations to Waterford FC's Romeo Akachukwu & Jason Healy and the Republic of Ireland U17s who secured their qualification to the U17 European Championships.
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