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Thirty-three years and a month after Jack Charlton lamented that "we drank very little" to the hordes in College Green, the Irish women's football team returned home to a rousing welcome in Dublin after their historic first trek to a World Cup.
Thousands of fans turned out to welcome home the Republic of Ireland squad following their historic World Cup appearance.
The Republic of Ireland's first FIFA Women's World Cup adventure is over. Half the players and management team arrived in Dublin on Wednesday, with the rest due to touch down today, ahead of a homecoming presentation on O'Connell Street this evening.
The Football Association of Ireland (FAI) have announced they will "undertake a full and comprehensive review" of the Republic of Ireland's performance as Vera Pauw's future remains in doubt.
Colour, crowds and lots of cheering.
Rianna Jarrett believes that the commotion that has been created regarding manager Vera Pauw and captain Katie McCabe following Ireland's exit from the World Cup could have, and should have, been avoided.
A public reception will be held on O'Connell Street on Thursday to welcome home Ireland’s World Cup history makers.
The Republic of Ireland's first Women's World Cup campaign ended with a point against Nigeria, however, tensions between manager Vera Pauw and Katie McCabe threatened to overshadow the result.