Irish Soccer's Split Identity In The Age of Brexit
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Political science
Abstract
It is commonly understood that the last time a so-called All-Ireland Association Football (soccer) team took to the field was the famous "Shamrock Rovers XI" versus Brazil tie in Landsdowne Road in July 1973. Though this is true in a strict sense, we do not need to go much further back in time to see the last time players representing both associations were officially sanctioned to play alongside each other.
DOI
https://doi.or/10.21427/d0q5-a715
Recommended Citation
Vaughan, C. & O'Hara, M. (2019). Irish Soccer's Split Identity In The Age of Brexit. RTE Brainstorm, Updated / Tuesday, 21 May 2019 12:30. doi:10.21427/d0q5-a715
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Updated / Tuesday, 21 May 2019 12:30