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Martin O'Neill . . . no longer Ireland manager
Roy Keane
Zinedine Zidane
Steve Bruce
Chris Hughton
Sam Allardyce
Arsene Wenger
Stephen Kenny
Harry Redknapp
Mick McCarthy
Brian Kerr
Following an emergency meeting at the FAI, Martin O'Neill and Roy Keane have resigned as manager and assistant manager of the Republic of Ireland.
The news follows a disappointing spell for the team which saw them miss out on World Cup qualification and get relegated from League B of the recent Nations League format.
O'Neill and Keane are set to have mutually parted company with the FAI. They had signed lengthy contract extensions two years ago following the team's relative success at the Euro 2016 tournament.
We have formed a list of ten likely and pretty unlikely possible replacements to guide the Republic of Ireland into the World Cup 2022 qualifying campaign, the draw for which will be made on December 3.
The Health Service Executive will now plan the roll-out of booster doses to those over 60, under the fresh advice from NIAC.
It is also understood that Government has identified antigen testing as playing a central role in this reopening phase.
Children are being encouraged to write a short story based off the phrase: ‘I can see you’re going to have the most amazing adventure...'
The expert has said Ireland is an outlier when it comes to antigen testing.
Man who raped his niece while she babysat his children jailed for 10 years
Gardaí will confiscate any fireworks found in the possession of persons and such persons are also liable to prosecution.
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