Wonder if they exchanged pleasantries?
Ireland coaching staff past and present sat awkwardly close to each other last night as Stephen Kenny , Heimir Hallgrimsson and John O'Shea were in attendance at Bohemians v Derry City's FAI Cup semi-final clash.
Kenny managed Ireland between 2020 - 2023 and left the job last November at the end of his contract. John O'Shea took interim control of the team for two International windows in early 2024, before Hallgrimsson was appointed in July. READ MORE: Celtic defender Liam Scales has ‘similarities’ with Virgil Van Dijk and will go ‘to the very top’
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