24/01/2018

Martin O'Neill Signs Deal To Remain With RoI Until 2020

Republic of Ireland (RoI) football manager Martin O'Neill has signed a deal to remain with the team until 2020.

The contract also includes his management team which assistant Roy Keane is also part of.

O'Neill will oversee the team for the UEFA Nations League and the Euro 2020 qualifying campaign.

The Football Association of Ireland made the announcement on Twitter.

(CD/LM)

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