Friday, 16 January 2009 13:40
Born: 23/03/89 - Caps: 13 Goals: 0
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Dublin-born goalkeeper currently on loan at Darlington from Nottingham Forest. Shane, who joined Forest back in 2005, was a regular for the Republic of Ireland Under-19s before recently moving up to Under-21 level, where he has replaced Darren Randolph, who is now overage, as the regular No. 1.
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Born: 24/07/89 - Caps: 0 Goals: 0
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James signed for Peterborough United from Walsall in July 2007, making his debut against Stamford later that month. Currently back-up 'keeper at The Posh, James is highly regarded and is pushing for first team action.
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Born: 11/10/88 - Caps: 10 Goals: 0
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An immensely talented full-back, Seamus made his name with Sligo Rovers before securing a transfer to Premiership giants Everton in January 2009. The 2009/10 season saw Seamus make his breakthrough into the Everton first team squad, earning rave reviews for his performances.
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Born: 24/04/90 - Caps: 2 Goals: 0
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A former Under 19 international, Lanre recently graduated to the Under 21 squad, making his debut in November 2009 against Georgia. A powerful defender, Lanre plays his club football with Histon and is highly regarded at the club.
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Born: 18/08/90 - Caps: 0 Goals: 0
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Kevin rose through the ranks at Cork City, captaining the Rebel Army Youth side before breaking into the first team. Kevin was recently snapped-up by Premiership club Burnley. Called into the Under 21 squad for the first time in November 2009.
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Callum signed for Newcastle United in 2006 and played for the club at Under-18 and reserve level before making his first team debut in a pre-season friendly against Hartlepool in July 2008. A former Under-19 international, Callum was called into the Under-21 panel for the first time in October 2009.
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Born: 21/09/88 - Caps: 8 Goals: 0
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A Co. Kerry native, Darren began his professional career with Everton but in July 2008 opted to move to Cardiff City. A tall centre-half, Darren is currently enjoying a loan spell with Gillingham. Darren is brother of Shamrock Rovers striker Billy Dennehy.
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Born: 09/07/88 - Caps: 3 Goals: 0
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Seamus signed for Galway United in 2007 from Mervue United. A natural full-back, Seamus is very versatile and can also play in midfield. Having impressed for the Tribesmen in 2009, Seamus was called into the Under-21 panel for the first time in October 2009.
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Born: 29/01/88 - Caps: 15 Goals: 4
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With over 120 first team appearances for Ipswich Town under his belt, Owen is the most experienced member of the Ireland Under-21 squad. A midfielder of immense ability, Owen was named in Giovanni Trapattoni's first senior squad. Recently scored both goals in the Under-21's 2-2 draw against Portugal, as well as the equalising goal against Switzerland.
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Born: 25/01/89 - Caps: 5 Goals: 0
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Born in Scotland, James qualifies for Ireland through his grandparents. He featured for Ireland at various underage levels and made his Under-21 debut against Portugal in September, 2008. Twice named the SPL's Young Player of the Month in the 2008/'09 season, James transferred from Hamilton Academicals to Wigan Athletic in July, 2009.
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Born: 03/08/88 - Caps: 12 Goals: 2
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Capped twice at senior international level during Ireland's friendly matches in the USA in 2007, Stephen made his debut at Under-21 level against Germany in August 2007 and scored twice to help Ireland to a 2-2 draw. Stephen enjoyed very successful loan spells at Stockport County while contracted to Wolverhampton Wanderers. However, he has since signed for MK Dons.
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Born: 11/11/88 - Caps: 11 Goals: 2
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An attack-minded player who can operate either up front or in midfield, Alan enjoyed a loan spell at Plymouth Argyle from Blackburn Rovers last season. Highly rated at Blackburn, where he made his first team debut in the FA Cup against Blyth, Alan recently signed a new contract with the club.
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Born: 01/10/91 - Caps: 3 Goals: 0
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Dublin-born Conor is one of the stars of the Chelsea youth team and is also a regular in the reserve side. An intelligent midfielder with an eye for goal, Conor joined the London giants from Crumlin United.
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Born: 19/05/89 - Caps: 4 Goals: 0
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A powerful midfield player, David signed for Sunderland from Cork City in the summer of 2008. Having made his debut for the Ireland Under 21s at Turner's Cross against Germany in February 2009, David broke into the Sunderland team mid-way through the 2009/10 season and is now a regular in the Black Cats' first XI.
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Born: 20/05/89 - Caps: 3 Goals: 0
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Capped for the Republic of Ireland at Under-17, Under-18 and Under-19 level, Graham made his debut for the Under-21s when he was introduced as a second half substitute during last month's match against Germany. Highly regarded at Celtic, Graham has signed a short term loan deal at Bohemians.
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Born: 17/09/90 - Caps: 6 Goals: 0
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Man of the Match against Germany in February, Sean broke into the Crystal Palace team in December 2007 and is regarded as one of the best young prospects in the Championship. Sean made his debut for the Ireland Under-21 team against Montenegro at Terryland Park and has since featured for the Irish B team, as well as being named in Giovanni Trapattoni's senior squad.
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Born: 23/02/90 - Caps: 1 Goals: 1
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Ian transferred from Home Farm to Manchester City in the summer of 2006 and was part of the team that won the 2008 FA Youth Cup. In 2009 he transferred to Aris Thessaloniki in the Greek Super League, who are currently managed by Hector Cuper.
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Born: 23/02/89 - Caps: 6 Goals: 2
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Cillian signed for Celtic in 2006 and has made a big impact in Scotland. Having already featured in the Champions League for the Bhoys, Cillian was loaned to Motherwell for much of the 2008/09 season in order to gain experience. A powerful centre-forward, Cilliant is highly regarded by the Scottish champions and was loaned out to Plymouth to gain first team experience for the 2009/'10 season.
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Born: 15/01/90 - Caps: 2 Goals: 0
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Terry created a storm in May 2006 when he was called into the senior squad at the age of just 16. A Spurs player at the time, Dixon then suffered a series of injuries that almost forced him to call time on the game. However, now back with West Ham United, the striker is well on the road to recovery.
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