Keane to play for Ireland again

Roy Keane has agreed to make a dramatic return to the Republic of Ireland team.

Tue, 13 Apr, 2004 - 16:51

Roy Keane has agreed to make a dramatic return to the Republic of Ireland team.

The Manchester United captain met with Irish boss Brian Kerr last week and made it clear he wanted to be considered for international duty again.

Keane quit international football following his highly-publicised bust-up with former international boss Mick McCarthy shortly before the 2002 World Cup finals.

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