Ireland's youths learn championship opposition

Ireland have been drawn alongside Saudi Arabia, Mexico and the Ivory Coast for this summer's World Youths Championship in the UAE.

Wed, 29 Jan, 2003 - 19:44

Ireland have been drawn alongside Saudi Arabia, Mexico and the Ivory Coast for this summer's World Youths Championship in the UAE.

Brian Kerr's youths won last weekend's build-up tournament in Abu Dhabi so they already know the territory well.

England are paired with Colombia, Egypt and Japan.

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