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⚠️Trigger Warning ⚠️ On this day in 1999, the Boys in Green throw away automatic qualification for Euro 2000 with literally the last kick of the game. As a kid, I cried. My grandad gave out. Then he gave out to me for crying. Devastating - TV3 tying to...

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LonesomeDub1 year ago

I was in a bar in town watching this with a mate. He ordered celebratory shots just before this corner came in. I still blame him to this day.

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Garreth McDaid1 year ago

Remember watching that in the Leopardstown Inn. Those were the days when it was a national scandal when we didn't qualify.

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Ranger Eiré1 year ago

Our away form was terrible in this qualifying campaign. Our only away win was a scrappy 3-2 victory away against Malta. We won all of our home games!

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Paul Martyn1 year ago

A disaster that was especially as we would have won the group 🙄

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eoin doherty1 year ago

The bastard remote got launched

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Darragh1 year ago

An awful goal to concede. We had done so well in the group. The 'I had a Macedonia' really came back to bite them.

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Bass demon⚡🎸⚽️1 year ago

In fairness Quinn's goal was jammy they should have cleared that ,we never made things easy we always struggled to get results even against the so called minnows.

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Declan O'Brien1 year ago

I remember watching it while on crutches. I threw the crutch away and had to crawl to retrieve it. It was one of the lowest points of that era.

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Daniel Grehan1 year ago

@Captainshano McCarthy’s favourite result! Loves a draw

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Marcus391 year ago

That was a desperate evening especially as we went out in the play off after

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