Stephen Kenny: Premier League moves good for Irish football
Stephen Kenny says that Irish players securing moves to the Premier League can only be positive for the national team, ahead of October's draw for Euro 2024.
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Stephen Kenny says that Irish players securing moves to the Premier League can only be positive for the national team, ahead of October's draw for Euro 2024.
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