Ireland continues to expand it's homeless street league, bring increasing numbers of players together to benefit from the positive effects of training to represent your country. The spirit of the Edinburgh 2005 team set the precedent for future teams to live up to. World Ranking: Copenhagen 2007 - 30th; Cape Town 2006 - 17th; Edinburgh 2005 - 5th; Gothenburg 2004 - 17th; Graz 2003 - 13th
eric Cantona signs Irish Jersey for Anthony Hill
Jason Cosgrove makes spectacular save to deny the USA
Trevor Curtis Captain slots home the winning penalty against USA
Team with ireland's Minister for Sport Seamus Brennan
Posted by Ireland - 28/07/2007
The team has been picked, now it’s on to Copenhagen where Ireland will pit their skills against the best in the world, Sean Kavanagh reports
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Posted by Ireland - 16/07/2007
The team has been picked, now it’s on to Copenhagen where Ireland will pit their skills against the best in the world at the Homeless World Cup!
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Posted by Ireland - 02/03/2007
Organised by Sean Kavanagh of Ireland’s Issues Magazine, Street Leagues are seen as a catalyst in helping homeless people to develop self-esteem, underpinned by the understanding that having belief in yourself is the first step to leading a happy, productive life.
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