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WATCH: 'Is Martin my best friend?' - Roy Keane grilled by schoolkids at Ireland press conference

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“TRAIN PROPERLY AND when you get older, stay away from the boys,” was Roy Keane’s advice to a budding footballer today.

The Ireland assistant boss faced questions from a couple of young reporters at Abbotsown after squad training.

Two participants in the FAI’s Soccer Sisters camps were given the floor ahead of the crucial World Cup qualifier with Wales on Friday night. Here’s how they got on.

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    Apr 15th 2014, 7:45 PM

    Moving tributes. Yey again Everton show class which doesn’t always come between city rivals. JFT96.

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    Apr 16th 2014, 6:33 AM

    Roberto Martinez spoke brilliantly at the memorial service. As did Brendan Rodgers.

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