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O'Neill unveils provisional squad for UEFA Euro Play-Off

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The squad will be shortened ahead of assembling on November 9.

Speaking at today's press conference in FAI HQ, Ireland manager O'Neill said: "After finishing third in a difficult qualifying group, we enter into the Play-Offs against a very good team in Bosnia & Herzegovina. Our fate is in our own hands and we will be doing all that we can to qualify for next summer's finals.

"We will play the second leg at the Aviva Stadium and that is a big plus for us because the Irish supporters were fantastic in our last game there against Germany and we know that there will be a similar atmosphere for this Play-Off."

Premium Level tickets for the second leg game between Republic of Ireland and Bosnia & Herzegovina at Aviva Stadium on Monday, November 16 are still available through Ticketmaster.ie, while more General Admission tickets will be released on Monday, November 2 through Ticketmaster.ie at 11am

REPUBLIC OF IRELAND PROVISIONAL SQUAD

Name-Club-DOB-Caps-Goals

David Forde (Millwall)  20/12/1979  23  0
Shay Given (Stoke City)  20/04/1976  133  0
Keiren Westwood (Sheffield Wednesday)  23/10/1984  18  0
Darren Randolph (West Ham United)  12/05/1987  4  0
Rob Elliot (Newcastle United)  30/04/1986  3  0
Richard Keogh (Derby County)  11/08/1986  9  1
Marc Wilson (Stoke City)  17/08/1987  23  1
Seamus Coleman (Everton)  11/10/1988  30  0
Cyrus Christie (Derby County)  30/09/1992  3  1
John O'Shea (Sunderland)  30/04/1981  108  3
Alex Pearce (Derby County)  09/11/1988  6  2
Shane Duffy (Blackburn Rovers)  01/01/1992  1  0
Ciaran Clark (Aston Villa)  26/09/1989  15  1
Paul McShane (Reading)  06/01/1986  32  0
Stephen Ward (Burnley)  20/08/1985  30  2
Greg Cunningham (Preston North End)  31/01/1991  4  0
Robbie Brady (Norwich City)  14/01/1992  18  3
James McCarthy (Everton)  12/11/1990  31  0
Jeff Hendrick (Derby County)  31/01/1992  17  0
Darron Gibson (Everton)  25/10/1987  25  1
Harry Arter (Bournemouth)  28/12/1989  1  0
Eunan O'Kane (Bournemouth)  10/07/1990  0  0
Glenn Whelan (Stoke City)  13/01/1984  68  2
Paul Green (Rotherham United)  10/04/1983  20  1
Aiden McGeady (Everton)  04/04/1986  78  5
James McClean (West Bromwich Albion)  22/04/1989  32  4
Alan Judge (Brentford)  11/11/1988  0  0
Anthony Pilkington (Cardiff City)  06/06/1988  8  1
David Meyler (Hull City)  29/05/1989  14  0
Jonathan Walters (Stoke City)  20/09/1983  37  8
Wes Hoolahan (Norwich City)  20/05/1982  23  2
Robbie Keane (LA Galaxy)  08/07/1980  143  67
Shane Long (Southampton)  22/01/1987  58  14
Daryl Murphy (Ipswich Town)  15/03/1983  17  0
Kevin Doyle (Colorado Rapids)  18/09/1983  61  14
Anthony Stokes (Celtic)  25/07/1988  8  0
David McGoldrick (Ipswich Town)  29/11/1987  2  0
Adam Rooney (Aberdeen)  21/04/1988  0  0
Simon Cox (Bristol City)  28/04/1987  30  4

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Martin O'Neill has named a provisional 39-man squad for Republic of Ireland's UEFA 2016 European Championship Qualifying Play-Off against Bosnia & Herzegovina with the first leg taking place in Stadion Bilino Pole, Zenica on Friday, November 13, and the second leg in Aviva Stadium, Dublin on Monday, November 16.

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