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Ireland 1994 Jersey
It was the summer of 1994, and the Republic of Ireland were preparing for their first appearance at the World Cup. Despite missing out on the previous Euro tournament, the team had high hopes of making their mark on the global stage.
 
The qualifying rounds had been tough, with Spain and Northern Ireland among the teams in their group. But the Republic had managed to finish above European champions Denmark, just edging them out on goals scored. The team was on a high and full of confidence heading into the World Cup.
 
Their first match was against Italy, who had finished third in the previous World Cup. The game was played at Giants Stadium, just outside New York City, and the Irish fans had turned out in force to support their team. The match was tense and closely fought, but a goal from Irish striker Ray Houghton was enough to secure a famous 1-0 victory.
 
Next up was a match against Mexico in the heat and humidity of Orlando, Florida. The conditions were tough for the Irish team, and despite a valiant effort, they ended up losing 2-1.
 
Their final group stage match was against Norway, again at Giants Stadium. The game was a tight affair, and despite some chances for both teams, it ended in a goalless draw. But it was enough for the Republic to progress to the second round of the tournament.
 
Their opponents in the second round were the Netherlands, a strong team that would prove to be a tough challenge for the Irish. The match was played once again in Orlando, and despite a spirited effort, the Republic eventually lost 2-0.
 
While they were disappointed not to progress further in the tournament, the Irish team had made their mark on the world stage and had shown their fans back home what they were capable of achieving. It was a moment that would go down in Irish football history and inspire future generations of players.
 
1994 FIFA World Cup squads
No.Pos.PlayerClub
1GKPat BonnerCeltic
2DFDenis IrwinManchester United
3DFTerry PhelanManchester City
4DFKevin MoranBlackburn Rovers
5DFPaul McGrathAston Villa
6MFRoy KeaneManchester United
7MFAndy Townsend (c)Aston Villa
8MFRay HoughtonAston Villa
9FWJohn AldridgeTranmere Rovers
10MFJohn SheridanSheffield Wednesday
11DFSteve StauntonAston Villa
12DFGary KellyLeeds United
13DFAlan KernaghanManchester City
14DFPhil BabbCoventry City
15FWTommy CoyneMotherwell
16FWTony CascarinoChelsea
17FWEddie McGoldrickArsenal
18MFRonnie WhelanLiverpool
19MFAlan McLoughlinPortsmouth
20FWDavid KellyWolverhampton Wanderers
21MFJason McAteerBolton Wanderers
22GKAlan KellySheffield United

Ireland 1994 Jersey

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  • SIZE LENGTH (CM) CHEST (CM) HEIGHT (CM) WEIGHT (KG)
    EU-S 69 100 165-170 65-70
    EU-M 73 104 170-175 70-75
    EU-L 76 108 175-180 75-80
    EU-XL 79 112 180-185 80-90
    EU-2XL 82 116 185-190 90-100
    EU-3XL 85 120 190-195 100-110

     

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