Keane returns for Republic team

Dublin : Ireland | Oct 15, 2012 at 1:28 PM PDT

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International Robbie Keane back from injury to captain Republic against Faroes Robbie Keane says the Republic of Ireland players were "embarrassed" by their 6-1 defeat to Germany and will make amends against the Faroe Islands. The captain returns from injury to lead the team out on Tuesday night,... FULL ARTICLE AT BBC

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