Mick McCarthy has been appointed Republic of Ireland manager until the end of Euro 2020, the Football Association of Ireland have confirmed.McCarthy takes charge on a two-year deal with Stephen Kenny, who takes immediate charge of the Under-21s, succeeding him after the next European Championship finals.
CONFIRMED | The FAI are delighted to announce that Mick McCarthy is the new Ireland Manager with Stephen Kenny with taking over as U21 Manager. Full story: https://t.co/Jwxe1142ow #COYBIG pic.twitter.com/aQdZub628Q— FAIreland (@FAIreland) November 25, 2018Terry Connor, McCarthy’s loyal number two, will join as assistant coach, alongside Ireland’s record goalscorer Robbie Keane.“I’m honoured and excited to be back with the Republic of Ireland,” McCarthy said. “I am delighted that the FAI Board and CEO have given me this opportunity to lead the team to EURO 2020,” said McCarthy.“I have been involved in club football for the last 15 years, so this will be a new challenge but one that I know well. I’m delighted to have Terry Connor, a trusted colleague and excellent coach, and Robbie Keane, one of the finest players who I had the pleasure of managing, helping me as assistant coaches. “I am looking forward to getting started and embracing this challenge to qualify for EURO 2020, where itwould be fantastic to play in front of the Ireland supporters in Aviva Stadium.”FAI chief executive John Delaney said McCarthy was the obvious candidate to replace Martin O’Neill, who left the role this week after relegation in the Nations League.Delaney said: “This is a very exciting time for Irish football as we are able to welcome back a proven manager at international level in Mick McCarthy and also look to the future with Stephen Kenny.
Mick McCarthy's managerial career
- 1992-96: Millwall
- 1996-2002: Republic of Ireland (first spell)
- 2003-06: Sunderland
- 2006-12: Wolves
- 2012-18: Ipswich
- 2018-20 (expected): Republic of Ireland (second spell)
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