Ireland continue training ahead of Cyprus qualifier

The Republic of Ireland squad continue training today for Wednesday night's Euro 2008 qualifier with Cyprus at Croke Park.

Mon, 15 Oct, 2007 - 10:35

The Republic of Ireland squad continue training today for Wednesday night's Euro 2008 qualifier with Cyprus at Croke Park.

John O'Shea remains a major doubt for the game with a thigh strain.

The Manchester United defender sat out training yesterday after missing Saturday's scoreless draw with Germany, but is expected to resume training tomorrow.

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