Matches of Republic of Ireland national football team

Matches of Republic of Ireland national football team: This is a sortable list of all association football matches played by the Republic of Ireland national football team since 1924.

Following the Irish War of Independence from the United Kingdom, the Football Association of Ireland (FAI) was founded in September 1921. Ireland joined world football governing body FIFA in August 1923 as the Football Association of the Irish Free State (FAIFS). The name Football Association of Ireland was re-adopted in 1936. Ireland's first post-Independence internationals were played at the 1924 Summer Olympics in Paris. The team played as Irish Free State between 1924 and 1935; from 1936 to 1954, they played as Ireland; and since 1954 they have been Republic of Ireland following the renaming of the team by FIFA.

Ireland competed every four years in the qualification phases of the World Cups and, from 1960, in the qualification phases of the European Nations' Cup, later known as the European Football Championships.

It was not until 1988 that the team succeeded in qualifying for the finals of a major tournament when they went to West Germany to play in the 1988 European Championships. Two years later, Ireland competed for the first time in a World Cup Finals, at Italia '90.

With the exception of Bill Lacey, who was team manager on four occasions during the 1930s, the team was managed and chosen by a committee of selectors of the FAIFS or FAI for more than four decades, until 1969. The team has been managed since then by individuals rather than committees.

Below, match results in the Score column always show the Irish score first, to the left, irrespective of whether the game was played at home or away. Colour codes are used to highlight wins, draws, and losses, as follows: Win Draw Loss Result uncounted in official team statistics (e.g. unofficial friendly, abandoned match, opponent was a club rather than a nation).

List of matches

Date Match Venue (city, stadium) Opponent Score Manager Notes

1924-05-28 1924 Summer Olympics Paris, Stade Olympique Bulgaria 1–0 OCI Paddy Duncan scored first goal for Irish Free State. Crowd: 500.

1924-06-02 1924 Summer Olympics, quarter final Paris, Stade de Paris Netherlands 1–2 OCI

1924-06-03 Friendly Paris, Stade Olympique Estonia 3–1 FAIFS

1924-06-14 Friendly Dublin, Dalymount Park United States 3–1 FAIFS Ed Brookes hat-trick.

1926-03-21 Friendly Turin, Motovelodromo Italy 0–3 FAIFS Professional players introduced. Crowd: 12,000.

1926 Friendly Dublin, Dalymount Park IFA League 3–1 FAIFS FAIFS (Free State) v IFA (Northern Ireland). Unofficial match.

1927-04-23 Friendly Dublin, Lansdowne Road Italy B team 1–2 FAIFS Bill Lacey oldest player to debut for FAI aged 37. Crowd: 20,000.

1928-02-12 Friendly Liège, Standard Liège Stadium Belgium 4–2 FAIFS

1929-04-30 Friendly Dublin, Dalymount Park Belgium 4–0 FAIFS John Joe Flood hat-trick.

1930-05-11 Friendly Brussels, Parc du Meir Belgium 3–1 FAIFS Bill Lacey aged 41 oldest to play for FAI XI.

1931-04-26 Friendly Barcelona, Montjuïc Stadium Spain 1–1 FAIFS

1931-12-13 Friendly Dublin, Dalymount Park Spain 0–5 Bill Lacey

1932-05-08 Friendly Amsterdam, De Meer Stadium Netherlands 2–0 FAIFS

1934-02-25 World Cup 1934 qualifier Dublin, Dalymount Park Belgium 4–4 Bill Lacey Four goals by Paddy Moore.

1934-04-08 World Cup 1934 qualifier Amsterdam, De Meer Stadium Netherlands 2–5 FAIFS

1934-12-15 Friendly Dublin, Dalymount Park Hungary 2–4 FAIFS

1935-05-05 Friendly Basel, St. Jakob Park Switzerland 0–1 FAIFS

1935-05-08 Friendly Dortmund, Kampfbahn Rote Erde Germany 1–3 FAIFS

1935-12-08 Friendly Dublin, Dalymount Park Netherlands 3–5 Bill Lacey

1936-03-17 Friendly Dublin, Dalymount Park Switzerland 1–0 FAIFS Team name changed from "Irish Free State" to "Ireland".

1936-05-03 Friendly Budapest, Hungaria Uti Stadium Hungary 3–3 FAI FAI name re-adopted in 1936.

1936-05-06 Friendly Köln Rhineland XI 1–4 FAI Unofficial match.

1936-05-09 Friendly Luxembourg, Stade Municiapal Luxembourg 5–1 FAI

1936-10-17 Friendly Dublin, Dalymount Park Germany 5–2 Bill Lacey

1936-12-06 Friendly Dublin, Dalymount Park Hungary 2–3 FAI

1937-05-17 Friendly Bern, Wankdorf Stadium Switzerland 1–0 FAI

1937-05-23 Friendly Paris, Stade Colombes France 2–0 FAI

1937-10-10 World Cup 1938 qualifier Oslo, Ullevaal Stadium Norway 2–3 FAI

1937-11-07 World Cup 1938 qualifier Dublin, Dalymount Park Norway 3–3 FAI

1938-05-18 Friendly Prague, Sparta Stadium Czechoslovakia 2–2 FAI

1938-05-22 Friendly Warsaw, Polish Army Stadium Poland 0–6 FAI

1938-09-18 Friendly Dublin, Dalymount Park Switzerland 4–0 FAI

1938-11-13 Friendly Dublin, Dalymount Park Poland 3–2 FAI

1939-03-19 Friendly Cork, The Mardyke Hungary 2–2 FAI First full international held in Cork.

1939-05-18 Friendly Budapest, MTK Stadium Hungary 2–2 FAI

1939-05-23 Friendly Bremen, Weserstadion Germany 1–1 FAI Final pre-war match.

1946-06-16 Friendly Lisboa, Estádio da Luz Portugal 1–3 FAI First post-war match.

1946-06-23 Friendly Madrid, Metropolitano Spain 1–0 FAI

1946-09-30 Friendly Dublin, Dalymount Park England 0–1 FAI

1947-03-02 Friendly Dublin, Dalymount Park Spain 3–2 FAI Crowd: 42,102.

1947-05-04 Friendly Dublin, Dalymount Park Portugal 0–2 FAI

1948-05-23 Friendly Lisboa, Estádio da Luz Portugal 0–2 FAI

1948-05-30 Friendly Barcelona, Montjuïc Stadium Spain 1–2 FAI

1948-07-26 1948 Summer Olympics Portsmouth, Fratton Park Netherlands 1–3 FAI

1948-12-05 Friendly Dublin, Dalymount Park Switzerland 0–1 FAI

1949-04-24 Friendly Dublin, Dalymount Park Belgium 0–2 FAI

1949-05-22 Friendly Dublin, Dalymount Park Portugal 1–0 FAI

1949-06-02 World Cup 1950 qualifier Stockholm, Råsunda Stadion Sweden 1–3 FAI

1949-06-12 Friendly Dublin, Dalymount Park Spain 1–4 FAI

1949-09-08 World Cup 1950 qualifier Dublin, Dalymount Park Finland 3–0 FAI

1949-09-21 Friendly Liverpool, Goodison Park England 2–0 FAI England's first home defeat by non-British side. Crowd: 51,047.

1949-10-09 World Cup 1950 qualifier Helsinki, Olympiastadion Finland 1–1 FAI

1949-11-13 World Cup 1950 qualifier Dublin, Dalymount Park Sweden 1–3 FAI

1950-05-10 Friendly Brussels, Century Stadium Belgium 1–5 FAI

1950-11-26 Friendly Dublin, Dalymount Park Norway 2–2 FAI

1951-05-13 Friendly Dublin, Dalymount Park Argentina 0–1 FAI

1951-05-30 Friendly Oslo, Ullevaal Stadium Norway 3–2 FAI

1951-10-17 Friendly Dublin, Dalymount Park West Germany 3–2 FAI

1952-05-04 Friendly Köln, Müngersdorfer Stadion West Germany 0–3 FAI

1952-05-07 Friendly Vienna, Praeter Park Austria 0–6 FAI

1952-06-01 Friendly Madrid, Estadio Chamartín Spain 0–6 FAI

1952-11-16 Friendly Dublin, Dalymount Park France 1–1 FAI

1953-03-25 Friendly Dublin, Dalymount Park Austria 4–0 FAI

1953-10-04 World Cup 1954 qualifier Dublin, Dalymount Park France 3–5 FAI FIFA renamed team from "Ireland" to "Republic of Ireland".

1953-10-28 World Cup 1954 qualifier Dublin, Dalymount Park Luxembourg 4–0 FAI

1953-11-25 World Cup 1954 qualifier Paris, Parc des Princes France 0–1 FAI

1954-03-07 World Cup 1954 qualifier Luxembourg, Stade Municiapal Luxembourg 1–0 FAI

1954-11-07 Friendly Dublin, Dalymount Park Norway 2–1 FAI

1955-05-01 Friendly Dublin, Dalymount Park Netherlands 1–0 FAI

1955-05-25 Friendly Oslo, Bislett Stadium Norway 3–1 FAI

1955-05-28 Friendly Hamburg, Volkspark Stadium West Germany 1–2 FAI

1955-10-19 Friendly Dublin, Dalymount Park Yugoslavia 1–4 FAI Liam Tuohy debut. Archbishop McQuaid objected to match with communists.

1955-11-27 Friendly Dublin, Dalymount Park Spain 2–2 FAI

1956-05-10 Friendly Rotterdam, Feijenoord Stadion Netherlands 4–1 FAI

1956-10-03 World Cup 1958 qualifier Dublin, Dalymount Park Denmark 2–1 FAI

1956-11-25 Friendly Dublin, Dalymount Park West Germany 3–0 FAI Ireland defeated the world champions.

1957-05-08 World Cup 1958 qualifier London, Wembley Stadium England 1–5 FAI

1957-05-19 World Cup 1958 qualifier Dublin, Dalymount Park England 1–1 FAI Record Dalymount crowd: 47,600. Gate: £11,750.

1957-10-02 World Cup 1958 qualifier Copenhagen, Idrætsparken Denmark 2–0 FAI

1958-05-11 Friendly Katowice, Silesia Stadium Poland 2–2 FAI Crowd: 100,000.

1958-05-14 Friendly Vienna, Praeter Park Austria 1–3 FAI

1958-10-05 Friendly Dublin, Dalymount Park Poland 2–2 FAI

1959-04-05 European Nations' Cup 1960 qualifier Dublin, Dalymount Park Czechoslovakia 2–0 FAI First match of newly-created European Nations' Cup. Liam Tuohy scored his first goal for Ireland and first goal ever of the European Championship. Crowd: 37,500.

1959-05-10 European Nations' Cup 1960 qualifier Bratislava, Tehelné Pole Štadión Czechoslovakia 0–4 FAI Ireland was first team ever eliminated from European Nations' Cup. Crowd: 41,691.

1959-11-01 Friendly Dublin, Dalymount Park Sweden 3–2 FAI John Giles debut aged 18.

1960-03-30 Friendly Dublin, Dalymount Park Chile 2–0 FAI

1960-05-11 Friendly Düsseldorf, Rheinstadion West Germany 1–0 FAI

1960-05-18 Friendly Malmö, Malmö Stadium Sweden 1–4 FAI

1960-09-28 Friendly Dublin, Dalymount Park Wales 2–3 FAI

1960-11-06 Friendly Dublin, Dalymount Park Norway 3–1 FAI

1961-05-03 World Cup 1962 qualifier Glasgow, Hampden Park Scotland 1–4 FAI Mick Meagan debut.

1961-05-07 World Cup 1962 qualifier Dublin, Dalymount Park Scotland 0–3 FAI

1961-10-08 World Cup 1962 qualifier Dublin, Dalymount Park Czechoslovakia 1–3 FAI

1961-10-29 World Cup 1962 qualifier Prague, Strahov Stadium Czechoslovakia 1–7 FAI No qualifying points earned.

1962-04-08 Friendly Dublin, Dalymount Park Austria 2–3 FAI

1962-08-12 European Nations' Cup 1964 qualifier Dublin, Dalymount Park Iceland 4–2 FAI

1962-09-02 European Nations' Cup 1964 qualifier Reykjavik, Laugardalsvöllur Iceland 1–1 FAI

1963-06-09 Friendly Dublin, Dalymount Park Scotland 1–0 FAI

1963-09-25 European Nations' Cup 1964 qualifier Vienna, Praterstadion Austria 0–0 FAI

1963-10-13 European Nations' Cup 1964 qualifier Dublin, Dalymount Park Austria 3–2 FAI

1964-03-11 European Nations' Cup 1964 qualifier Seville, Estadio Ramón Sánchez Pizjuán Spain 1–5 FAI

1964-04-08 European Nations' Cup 1964 qualifier Dublin, Dalymount Park Spain 0–2 FAI

1964-05-10 Friendly Kraków, Stadion Wisly Poland 1–3 FAI

1964-05-13 Friendly Oslo, Ullevaal Stadium Norway 4–1 FAI

1964-05-24 Friendly Dublin, Dalymount Park England 1–3 FAI

1964-10-25 Friendly Dublin, Dalymount Park Poland 3–2 FAI

1965-03-24 Friendly Dublin, Dalymount Park Belgium 0–2 FAI Liam Tuohy's final appearance.

1965-05-05 World Cup 1966 qualifier Dublin, Dalymount Park Spain 1–0 FAI

1965-10-27 World Cup 1966 qualifier Seville, Estadio Ramón Sánchez Pizjuán Spain 1–4 FAI

1965-11-10 World Cup 1966 play-off Paris, Stade Colombes Spain 0–1 FAI Ireland eliminated.

1966-05-04 Friendly Dublin, Dalymount Park West Germany 0–4 FAI

1966-05-22 Friendly Vienna, Praterstadion Austria 0–1 FAI

1966-05-25 Friendly Liège, Stade Maurice Dufrasne Belgium 3–2 FAI

1966-10-23 European Championship 1968 qualifier Dublin, Dalymount Park Spain 0–0 FAI European Nations' Cup name changed to European Football Championship.

1966-11-16 European Championship 1968 qualifier Dublin, Dalymount Park Turkey 2–1 FAI

1966-12-07 European Championship 1968 qualifier Valencia, Estadio Mestalla Spain 0–2 FAI

1967-02-22 European Championship 1968 qualifier Ankara, 19 Mayis Stadi Turkey 1–2 FAI

1967-05-21 European Championship 1968 qualifier Dublin, Dalymount Park Czechoslovakia 0–2 FAI

1967-11-22 European Championship 1968 qualifier Prague, Slavia Stadium Czechoslovakia 2–1 FAI

1968-05-15 Friendly Dublin, Dalymount Park Poland 2–2 FAI

1968-10-30 Friendly Chorzów, Stadion Slaski Poland 0–1 FAI

1968-11-10 Friendly Dublin, Dalymount Park Austria 2–2 FAI

1968-12-04 World Cup 1970 qualifier Dublin, Dalymount Park Denmark 1–1 FAI Abandoned at 51 minutes because of fog. Replayed 1969-10-15.

1969-05-04 World Cup 1970 qualifier Dublin, Dalymount Park Czechoslovakia 1–2 FAI

1969-05-27 World Cup 1970 qualifier Copenhagen, Idrætsparken Denmark 0–2 FAI Don Givens debut.

1969-06-08 World Cup 1970 qualifier Dublin, Dalymount Park Hungary 1–2 FAI

1969-09-21 Friendly Dublin, Dalymount Park Scotland 1–1 Mick Meagan

1969-10-07 World Cup 1970 qualifier Prague, Sparta Stadium Czechoslovakia 0–3 Mick Meagan

1969-10-15 World Cup 1970 qualifier Dublin, Dalymount Park Denmark 1–1 Mick Meagan Replay of 1968-12-04 Denmark match.

1969-11-05 World Cup 1970 qualifier Budapest, Népstadion Hungary 0–4 Mick Meagan John Dempsey, red card. First Irish player ever to be sent off.

1970-05-06 Friendly Poznan, Warta Stadium Poland 1–2 Mick Meagan

1970-05-09 Friendly West Berlin, Olympiastadion West Germany 1–2 Mick Meagan

1970-09-23 Friendly Dublin, Dalymount Park Poland 0–2 Mick Meagan Steve Heighway debut.

1970-10-14 European Championship 1972 qualifier Dublin, Dalymount Park Sweden 1–1 Mick Meagan

1970-10-28 European Championship 1972 qualifier Solna, Råsunda Sweden 0–1 Mick Meagan

1970-12-08 European Championship 1972 qualifier Florence, Stadio Artemio Franchi Italy 0–3 Mick Meagan

1971-05-10 European Championship 1972 qualifier Dublin, Lansdowne Road Italy 1–2 Mick Meagan

1971-05-30 European Championship 1972 qualifier Dublin, Dalymount Park Austria 1–4 Mick Meagan Jimmy Holmes debut.

1971-10-10 European Championship 1972 qualifier Linz, Linzer Stadion Austria 0–6 Liam Tuohy

1972-01-04 Friendly Ireland West German Olympic XI 3–0 Liam Tuohy First win since 1967 (four years). Unofficial match.

1972-06-11 Brazil Independence Cup Recife, Santa Crux Stadium/Arruda Iran 2–1 Liam Tuohy

1972-06-18 Brazil Independence Cup Natal, New Lake Stadium Ecuador 3–2 Liam Tuohy

1972-06-21 Brazil Independence Cup Recife, Isle of Retiro Stadium/Arruda Chile 1–2 Liam Tuohy

1972-06-25 Brazil Independence Cup Recife, Isle of Retiro Stadium/Arruda Portugal 1–2 Liam Tuohy

1972-10-18 World Cup 1974 qualifier Dublin, Lansdowne Road Soviet Union 1–2 Liam Tuohy Alan Kelly first goalkeeper to captain Ireland.

1972-11-15 World Cup 1974 qualifier Dublin, Dalymount Park France 2–1 Liam Tuohy

1973-05-13 World Cup 1974 qualifier Moscow, Lenin Stadium Soviet Union 0–1 Liam Tuohy

1973-05-16 Friendly Wroclaw, Olympic Stadium Poland 0–2 Liam Tuohy

1973-05-19 World Cup 1974 qualifier Paris, Parc des Princes France 1–1 Liam Tuohy

1973-06-06 Friendly Oslo, Ullevaal Stadium Norway 1–1 Seán Thomas

1973-07-03 Friendly Dublin, Lansdowne Road Brazil 3–4 Liam Tuohy Shamrock Rovers XI (all-Ireland: RoI + NI) v Brazil. Unofficial match. Crowd: 34,000.

1973-10-21 Friendly Dublin, Dalymount Park Poland 1–0 John Giles

1974-05-05 Friendly Rio de Janeiro, Estádio do Maracanã Brazil 1–2 John Giles

1974-05-08 Friendly Montevideo, Centenario Stadium Uruguay 0–2 John Giles

1974-05-12 Friendly Santiago, Estadio Nacional Chile 2–1 John Giles

1974-10-30 European Championship 1976 qualifier Dublin, Dalymount Park Soviet Union 3–0 John Giles Don Givens hat-trick.

1974-11-20 European Championship 1976 qualifier Izmir, Atatürk Olympic Stadium Turkey 1–1 John Giles

1975-03-01 Friendly Dublin, Dalymount Park West Germany B team 1–0 John Giles

1975-05-11 European Championship 1976 qualifier Dublin, Dalymount Park Switzerland 2–1 John Giles

1975-05-18 European Championship 1976 qualifier Kiev, Central Stadium Soviet Union 1–2 John Giles Crowd: 100,000.

1975-05-21 European Championship 1976 qualifier Bern, Wankdorf Stadion Switzerland 0–1 John Giles

1975-10-29 European Championship 1976 qualifier Dublin, Dalymount Park Turkey 4–0 John Giles Four goals by Don Givens.

1976-03-24 Friendly Dublin Norway 3–0 John Giles

1976-05-26 Friendly Poznan, Warta Stadium Poland 2–0 John Giles

1976-09-08 Friendly London, Wembley Stadium England 1–1 John Giles David O'Leary debut aged 18.

1976-10-13 Friendly Ankara, 19 Mayis Stadi Turkey 3–3 John Giles Frank Stapleton debut aged 20.

1976-11-17 World Cup 1978 qualifier Paris, Parc des Princes France 0–2 John Giles

1977-02-09 Friendly Dublin, Lansdowne Road Spain 0–1 John Giles

1977-03-30 World Cup 1978 qualifier Dublin, Lansdowne Road France 1–0 John Giles

1977-04-24 Friendly Dublin, Dalymount Park Poland 0–0 John Giles

1977-06-01 World Cup 1978 qualifier Sofia, Vasil Levski National Stadium Bulgaria 1–2 John Giles

1977-10-12 World Cup 1978 qualifier Dublin, Lansdowne Road Bulgaria 0–0 John Giles

1978-04-05 Friendly Dublin, Lansdowne Road Turkey 4–2 John Giles

1978-04-12 Friendly Lodz, Stadion LKS Poland 0–3 John Giles

1978-05-21 Friendly Oslo, Ullevaal Stadium Norway 0–0 John Giles

1978-05-24 European Championship 1980 qualifier Copenhagen, Idrætsparken Denmark 3–3 John Giles

1978-09-20 European Championship 1980 qualifier Dublin, Lansdowne Road Northern Ireland 0–0 John Giles First official international match against Northern Ireland.

1978-10-25 European Championship 1980 qualifier Dublin, Lansdowne Road England 1–1 John Giles

1979-05-02 European Championship 1980 qualifier Dublin, Lansdowne Road Denmark 2–0 John Giles

1979-05-19 European Championship 1980 qualifier Sofia, Vasil Levski National Stadium Bulgaria 0–1 John Giles

1979-05-22 Friendly Dublin, Lansdowne Road West Germany 1–3 John Giles

1979-05-29 Friendly Dublin Argentina 0–0 John Giles Unofficial match.

1979-08-16 Friendly Bilbao, San Mamés Stadium Basque Country 1–4 John Giles Unofficial match.

1979-09-11 Friendly Swansea, Vetch Field Wales 1–2 John Giles

1979-09-26 Friendly Prague, Stadion Evžena Rošického Czechoslovakia 1–4 John Giles

1979-10-17 European Championship 1980 qualifier Dublin, Lansdowne Road Bulgaria 3–0 John Giles

1979-10-29 Friendly Dublin, Dalymount Park United States 3–2 John Giles Chris Hughton became first mixed race player for Ireland.

1979-11-21 European Championship 1980 qualifier Belfast, Windsor Park Northern Ireland 0–1 John Giles

1980-02-06 European Championship 1980 qualifier London, Wembley Stadium England 0–2 John Giles

1980-03-26 World Cup 1982 qualifier Nicosia, Makario Stadium Cyprus 3–2 John Giles

1980-04-30 Friendly Dublin, Lansdowne Road Switzerland 2–0 Alan Kelly, Sr.

1980-05-16 Friendly Dublin, Lansdowne Road Argentina 0–1 Eoin Hand

1980-09-10 World Cup 1982 qualifier Dublin, Lansdowne Road Netherlands 2–1 Eoin Hand

1980-10-15 World Cup 1982 qualifier Dublin, Lansdowne Road Belgium 1–1 Eoin Hand

1980-10-28 World Cup 1982 qualifier Paris, Parc des Princes France 0–2 Eoin Hand

1980-11-19 World Cup 1982 qualifier Dublin, Lansdowne Road Cyprus 6–0 Eoin Hand

1981-02-24 Friendly Dublin, Tolka Park Wales 1–3 Eoin Hand

1981-03-25 World Cup 1982 qualifier Brussels, Stade du Heysel Belgium 0–1 Eoin Hand Ireland eliminated by France on goal difference.

1981-04-29 Friendly Dublin, Lansdowne Road Czechoslovakia 3–1 Eoin Hand Ronnie Whelan debut aged 19.

1981-05-21 Friendly Bremen, Weserstadion West Germany B team 0–3 Eoin Hand

1981-05-23 Friendly Bydgoszcz, Zdzisław Krzyszkowiak Stadium Poland 0–3 Eoin Hand Packie Bonner debut.

1981-09-09 World Cup 1982 qualifier Rotterdam, Feijenoord Stadion Netherlands 2–2 Eoin Hand

1981-10-14 World Cup 1982 qualifier Dublin, Lansdowne Road France 3–2 Eoin Hand

1982-04-28 Friendly Algiers, Olympic Stadium Algeria 0–2 Eoin Hand

1982-05-22 Friendly Santiago, Estadio Nacional Chile 0–1 Eoin Hand

1982-05-27 Friendly Uberlândia, Estádio Parque do Sabiá Brazil 0–7 Eoin Hand Worst defeat.

1982-05-30 Friendly Port of Spain, Arima Stadium Trinidad and Tobago 1–2 Eoin Hand

1982-09-22 European Championship 1984 qualifier Rotterdam, Feijenoord Stadion Netherlands 1–2 Eoin Hand

1982-10-13 European Championship 1984 qualifier Dublin, Lansdowne Road Iceland 2–0 Eoin Hand

1982-11-17 European Championship 1984 qualifier Dublin, Lansdowne Road Spain 3–3 Eoin Hand

1983-03-30 European Championship 1984 qualifier Valletta, Ta'Qali Stadium Malta 1–0 Eoin Hand

1983-04-27 European Championship 1984 qualifier Zaragoza, Estadio La Romareda Spain 0–2 Eoin Hand

1983-09-21 European Championship 1984 qualifier Reykjavik, Laugardalsvöllur Iceland 3–0 Eoin Hand

1983-10-12 European Championship 1984 qualifier Dublin, Dalymount Park Netherlands 2–3 Eoin Hand

1983-11-16 European Championship 1984 qualifier Dublin, Dalymount Park Malta 8–0 Eoin Hand Best win.

1984-04-04 Friendly Jaffa, Bloomfield Stadium Israel 0–3 Eoin Hand

1984-05-23 Friendly Dublin, Dalymount Park Poland 0–0 Eoin Hand

1984-05-27 Kirin Cup / Friendly Japan Japan Universiade XI 0–0 Eoin Hand Unofficial match.

1984-06-01 Kirin Cup / Friendly Japan Internacional 0–0 Eoin Hand Unofficial match.

1984-06-03 Kirin Cup / Friendly Sapporo, Maruyama Stadium China 1–0 Eoin Hand This match recognised as an official international match.

1984-06-05 Kirin Cup / Friendly Japan Internacional 1–2 Eoin Hand Unofficial match. Ireland's first appearance in the final of an international football competition.

1984-08-08 Friendly Dublin, Dalymount Park Mexico 0–0 Eoin Hand

1984-09-12 World Cup 1986 qualifier Dublin, Lansdowne Road Soviet Union 1–0 Eoin Hand

1984-10-17 World Cup 1986 qualifier Oslo, Ullevaal Stadium Norway 0–1 Eoin Hand

1984-11-14 World Cup 1986 qualifier Copenhagen, Idrætsparken Denmark 0–3 Eoin Hand

1985-02-05 Friendly Dublin, Dalymount Park Italy 1–2 Eoin Hand

1985-02-27 Friendly Tel Aviv, Ramat Gan Stadium Israel 0–0 Eoin Hand

1985-03-26 Friendly London, Wembley Stadium England 1–2 Eoin Hand

1985-05-01 World Cup 1986 qualifier Dublin, Lansdowne Road Norway 0–0 Eoin Hand

1985-05-26 Friendly Cork, Flower Lodge Spain 0–0 Eoin Hand

1985-06-02 World Cup 1986 qualifier Dublin, Lansdowne Road Switzerland 3–0 Eoin Hand

1985-09-11 World Cup 1986 qualifier Bern, Wankdorf Stadion Switzerland 0–0 Eoin Hand

1985-10-16 World Cup 1986 qualifier Moscow, Lenin Stadium Soviet Union 0–2 Eoin Hand Crowd: 103,000 (largest crowd).

1985-11-13 World Cup 1986 qualifier Dublin, Lansdowne Road Denmark 1–4 Eoin Hand

1986-03-26 Friendly Dublin, Lansdowne Road Wales 0–1 Jack Charlton

1986-04-23 Friendly Dublin, Lansdowne Road Uruguay 1–1 Jack Charlton

1986-05-25 Iceland Triangular Tournament Reykjavik, Laugardalsvöllur Iceland 2–1 Jack Charlton Niall Quinn debut.

1986-05-27 Iceland Triangular Tournament Reykjavik, Laugardalsvöllur Czechoslovakia 1–0 Jack Charlton Ireland won their first international tournament. Crowd: 1,000.

1986-09-10 European Championship 1988 qualifier Brussels, Constant Vanden Stock Belgium 2–2 Jack Charlton

1986-10-15 European Championship 1988 qualifier Dublin, Lansdowne Road Scotland 0–0 Jack Charlton

1986-11-12 Friendly Warsaw, Stadion Wojska Polskiego Poland 0–1 Jack Charlton

1987-02-18 European Championship 1988 qualifier Glasgow, Hampden Park Scotland 1–0 Jack Charlton

1987-04-01 European Championship 1988 qualifier Sofia, Vasil Levski National Stadium Bulgaria 1–2 Jack Charlton

1987-04-29 European Championship 1988 qualifier Dublin, Lansdowne Road Belgium 0–0 Jack Charlton

1987-05-23 Friendly Dublin, Lansdowne Road Brazil 1–0 Jack Charlton

1987-05-28 European Championship 1988 qualifier Luxembourg, Stade Municiapal Luxembourg 2–0 Jack Charlton

1987-09-09 European Championship 1988 qualifier Dublin, Lansdowne Road Luxembourg 2–1 Jack Charlton

1987-10-14 European Championship 1988 qualifier Dublin, Lansdowne Road Bulgaria 2–0 Jack Charlton

1987-11-10 Friendly Dublin, Lansdowne Road Israel 5–0 Jack Charlton

1988-03-23 Friendly Dublin, Lansdowne Road Romania 2–0 Jack Charlton

1988-04-27 Friendly Dublin, Lansdowne Road Yugoslavia 2–0 Jack Charlton

1988-05-22 Friendly Dublin, Lansdowne Road Poland 3–1 Jack Charlton

1988-06-01 Friendly Oslo, Ullevaal Stadium Norway 0–0 Jack Charlton

1988-06-12 European Championship 1988 Stuttgart, Neckarstadion England 1–0 Jack Charlton First Irish appearance at European Championship tournament. Crowd: 51,573.

1988-06-15 European Championship 1988 Hannover, Niedersachsenstadion Soviet Union 1–1 Jack Charlton Crowd: 38,308.

1988-06-18 European Championship 1988 Gelsenkirchen, Parkstadion Netherlands 0–1 Jack Charlton Crowd: 60,800. Eliminated team welcomed home by 200,000 people.

1988-09-14 World Cup 1990 qualifier Belfast, Windsor Park Northern Ireland 0–0 Jack Charlton

1988-10-19 Friendly Dublin, Lansdowne Road Tunisia 4–0 Jack Charlton

1988-11-16 World Cup 1990 qualifier Seville, Estadio Benito Villamarín Spain 0–2 Jack Charlton

1989-02-07 Friendly Dublin, Dalymount Park France 0–0 Jack Charlton

1989-03-08 World Cup 1990 qualifier Budapest, Népstadion Hungary 0–0 Jack Charlton

1989-04-26 World Cup 1990 qualifier Dublin, Lansdowne Road Spain 1–0 Jack Charlton

1989-05-28 World Cup 1990 qualifier Dublin, Lansdowne Road Malta 2–0 Jack Charlton

1989-06-04 World Cup 1990 qualifier Dublin, Lansdowne Road Hungary 2–0 Jack Charlton

1989-09-06 Friendly Dublin, Lansdowne Road West Germany 1–1 Jack Charlton

1989-10-11 World Cup 1990 qualifier Dublin, Lansdowne Road Northern Ireland 3–0 Jack Charlton

1989-11-15 World Cup 1990 qualifier Valletta, Ta'Qali Stadium Malta 2–0 Jack Charlton John Aldridge's two goals gained Ireland their first World Cup qualification.

1990-03-28 Friendly Dublin, Lansdowne Road Wales 1–0 Jack Charlton

1990-04-25 Friendly Dublin, Lansdowne Road Soviet Union 1–0 Jack Charlton

1990-05-16 Friendly Dublin, Lansdowne Road Finland 1–1 Jack Charlton Liam Brady testimonial match.

1990-05-27 Friendly Izmir, Atatürk Olympic Stadium Turkey 0–0 Jack Charlton

1990-06-02 Friendly Valletta, Ta'Qali Stadium Malta 3–0 Jack Charlton

1990-06-11 World Cup 1990 Cagliari, Stadio Sant'Elia England 1–1 Jack Charlton First Irish appearance at World Cup finals tournament.

1990-06-17 World Cup 1990 Palermo, Stadio La Favorita Egypt 0–0 Jack Charlton

1990-06-21 World Cup 1990 Palermo, Stadio La Favorita Netherlands 1–1 Jack Charlton Promoted to second round via 3 draws, 2 goals.

1990-06-25 World Cup 1990 round of 16 Genoa, Stadio Luigi Ferraris Romania 5–4 Jack Charlton After extra time: 0–0. Penalty shoot out: Ireland 5–4 Romania. Bonner saved 10th penalty.

1990-06-30 World Cup 1990 quarter final Rome, Stadio Olimpico Italy 0–1 Jack Charlton Goal by Toto Schillaci. Eliminated team welcomed home by 500,000 people.

1990-09-12 Friendly Dublin, Dalymount Park Morocco 1–0 Jack Charlton Final international match at Dalymount Park.

1990-10-17 European Championship 1992 qualifier Dublin, Lansdowne Road Turkey 5–0 Jack Charlton

1990-11-14 European Championship 1992 qualifier Dublin, Lansdowne Road England 1–1 Jack Charlton

1991-02-06 Friendly Wrexham, Racecourse Ground Wales 3–0 Jack Charlton

1991-03-27 European Championship 1992 qualifier London, Wembley Stadium England 1–1 Jack Charlton

1991-05-01 European Championship 1992 qualifier Dublin, Lansdowne Road Poland 0–0 Jack Charlton

1991-05-22 Friendly Dublin, Lansdowne Road Chile 1–1 Jack Charlton Roy Keane debut.

1991-06-01 Friendly Foxborough MA, Foxboro Stadium United States 1–1 Jack Charlton

1991-09-11 Friendly Győr, Stadion ETO Hungary 2–1 Jack Charlton

1991-10-16 European Championship 1992 qualifier Poznan, Stadion Lecha Poland 3–3 Jack Charlton

1991-11-13 European Championship 1992 qualifier Istanbul, Inonu Stadium Turkey 3–1 Jack Charlton Unbeaten, yet failed to qualify for Euro 1992.

1992-02-19 Friendly Dublin, RDS Arena Wales 0–1 Jack Charlton

1992-03-25 Friendly Dublin, Lansdowne Road Switzerland 2–1 Jack Charlton

1992-04-29 Friendly Dublin, Lansdowne Road United States 4–1 Jack Charlton

1992-05-26 World Cup 1994 qualifier Dublin, Lansdowne Road Albania 2–0 Jack Charlton

1992-05-30 1992 US Cup Washington, RFK Stadium United States 1–3 Jack Charlton

1992-06-04 1992 US Cup Foxborough MA, Foxboro Stadium Italy 0–2 Jack Charlton Goalkeeper Packie Bonner: red card after 64 minutes.

1992-06-07 1992 US Cup Foxborough MA, Foxboro Stadium Portugal 2–0 Jack Charlton

1992-09-09 World Cup 1994 qualifier Dublin, Lansdowne Road Latvia 4–0 Jack Charlton

1992-10-14 World Cup 1994 qualifier Copenhagen, Parken Denmark 0–0 Jack Charlton

1992-11-18 World Cup 1994 qualifier Seville, Estadio Ramón Sánchez Pizjuán Spain 0–0 Jack Charlton

1993-02-17 Friendly Dublin, Tolka Park Wales 2–1 Jack Charlton

1993-03-31 World Cup 1994 qualifier Dublin, Lansdowne Road Northern Ireland 3–0 Jack Charlton

1993-04-28 World Cup 1994 qualifier Dublin, Lansdowne Road Denmark 1–1 Jack Charlton

1993-05-26 World Cup 1994 qualifier Tirana, Qemal Stafa Albania 2–1 Jack Charlton

1993-06-09 World Cup 1994 qualifier Riga, Daugava Stadium Latvia 2–0 Jack Charlton

1993-06-16 World Cup 1994 qualifier Vilnius, Zalgiris Stadium Lithuania 1–0 Jack Charlton

1993-09-08 World Cup 1994 qualifier Dublin, Lansdowne Road Lithuania 2–0 Jack Charlton

1993-10-13 World Cup 1994 qualifier Dublin, Lansdowne Road Spain 1–3 Jack Charlton First competitive home defeat in eight years, at "Fortress Lansdowne". Crowd: 50,000.

1993-11-17 World Cup 1994 qualifier Belfast, Windsor Park Northern Ireland 1–1 Jack Charlton Second World Cup qualification secured by Alan McLoughlin's goal.

1994-03-23 Friendly Dublin, Lansdowne Road Russia 0–0 Jack Charlton

1994-04-20 Friendly Tilburg, Willem II Stadion Netherlands 1–0 Jack Charlton

1994-05-24 Friendly Dublin, Lansdowne Road Bolivia 1–0 Jack Charlton

1994-05-29 Friendly Hannover, Niedersachsenstadion Germany 2–0 Jack Charlton

1994-06-05 Friendly Dublin, Lansdowne Road Czech Republic 1–3 Jack Charlton

1994-06-18 World Cup 1994 East Rutherford NJ, Giants Stadium Italy 1–0 Jack Charlton First Irish World Cup match win in normal time scored by Ray Houghton.

1994-06-24 World Cup 1994 Orlando, Citrus Bowl Mexico 1–2 Jack Charlton

1994-06-28 World Cup 1994 East Rutherford NJ, Giants Stadium Norway 0–0 Jack Charlton

1994-07-04 World Cup 1994 round of 16 Orlando, Citrus Bowl Netherlands 0–2 Jack Charlton

1994-09-07 Euro 1996 qualifier Riga, Daugava Stadium Latvia 3–0 Jack Charlton European Championship became known as Euro.

1994-10-12 Euro 1996 qualifier Dublin, Lansdowne Road Liechtenstein 4–0 Jack Charlton

1994-11-16 Euro 1996 qualifier Belfast, Windsor Park Northern Ireland 4–0 Jack Charlton

1995-02-15 Friendly Dublin, Lansdowne Road England 1–0 Jack Charlton Abandoned after 27 minutes due to English neo-Nazi Combat 18 violence in stadium.

1995-03-29 Euro 1996 qualifier Dublin, Lansdowne Road Northern Ireland 1–1 Jack Charlton

1995-04-26 Euro 1996 qualifier Dublin, Lansdowne Road Portugal 1–0 Jack Charlton

1995-06-03 Euro 1996 qualifier Eschen, Sportpark Eschen-Mauren Liechtenstein 0–0 Jack Charlton

1995-06-11 Euro 1996 qualifier Dublin, Lansdowne Road Austria 1–3 Jack Charlton

1995-09-06 Euro 1996 qualifier Vienna Austria 1–3 Jack Charlton

1995-10-11 Euro 1996 qualifier Dublin, Lansdowne Road Latvia 2–1 Jack Charlton

1995-11-15 Euro 1996 qualifier Lisboa, Estádio da Luz Portugal 0–3 Jack Charlton

1995-12-13 Euro 1996 play-off Liverpool, Anfield Netherlands 0–2 Jack Charlton

1996-03-27 Friendly Dublin, Lansdowne Road Russia 0–2 Mick McCarthy Shay Givens debut.

1996-04-24 Friendly Prague, Strahov Stadium Czech Republic 0–2 Mick McCarthy

1996-05-29 Friendly Dublin, Lansdowne Road Portugal 0–1 Mick McCarthy

1996-06-02 Friendly Dublin, Lansdowne Road Croatia 2–2 Mick McCarthy

1996-06-04 Friendly Rotterdam, Feijenoord Stadion Netherlands 1–3 Mick McCarthy

1996-06-09 1996 US Cup Foxborough MA, Foxboro Stadium United States 1–2 Mick McCarthy

1996-06-12 1996 US Cup East Rutherford NJ, Giants Stadium Mexico 2–2 Mick McCarthy

1996-06-15 1996 US Cup East Rutherford NJ, Giants Stadium Bolivia 3–0 Mick McCarthy

1996-08-31 World Cup 1998 qualifier Eschen, Sportpark Eschen-Mauren Liechtenstein 5–0 Mick McCarthy Best away win.

1996-10-09 World Cup 1998 qualifier Dublin, Lansdowne Road Macedonia 3–0 Mick McCarthy

1996-11-10 World Cup 1998 qualifier Dublin, Lansdowne Road Iceland 0–0 Mick McCarthy

1997-02-11 Friendly Cardiff, Ninian Park Wales 0–0 Mick McCarthy

1997-04-02 World Cup 1998 qualifier Skopje, City Stadium Macedonia 2–3 Mick McCarthy

1997-04-30 World Cup 1998 qualifier Bucharest, Steaua Stadium Romania 0–1 Mick McCarthy

1997-05-21 World Cup 1998 qualifier Dublin, Lansdowne Road Liechtenstein 5–0 Mick McCarthy David Connolly hat-trick.

1997-08-20 World Cup 1998 qualifier Dublin, Lansdowne Road Lithuania 0–0 Mick McCarthy

1997-09-06 World Cup 1998 qualifier Reykjavik, Laugardalsvöllur Iceland 4–2 Mick McCarthy Kevin Kilbane debut.

1997-09-10 World Cup 1998 qualifier Vilnius, Zalgiris Stadium Lithuania 2–1 Mick McCarthy

1997-10-11 World Cup 1998 qualifier Dublin, Lansdowne Road Romania 1–1 Mick McCarthy

1997-10-29 World Cup 1998 play-off Dublin, Lansdowne Road Belgium 1–1 Mick McCarthy

1997-11-15 World Cup 1998 play-off Brussels, Stade Roi Baudouin Belgium 1–2 Mick McCarthy

1998-03-25 Friendly Olomouc, Andruv Stadion Czech Republic 1–2 Mick McCarthy Robbie Keane debut.

1998-04-22 Friendly Dublin, Lansdowne Road Argentina 0–2 Mick McCarthy

1998-05-23 Friendly Dublin, Lansdowne Road Mexico 0–0 Mick McCarthy

1998-09-05 Euro 2000 qualifier Dublin, Lansdowne Road Croatia 2–0 Mick McCarthy

1998-10-14 Euro 2000 qualifier Dublin, Lansdowne Road Malta 5–0 Mick McCarthy Robbie Keane scored two goals and became youngest player to score for Ireland, aged 18.

1998-11-18 Euro 2000 qualifier Belgrade, Stadion Crvene Zvezde Yugoslavia 0–1 Mick McCarthy

1999-02-10 Friendly Dublin, Lansdowne Road Paraguay 2–0 Mick McCarthy

1999-04-28 Friendly Dublin, Lansdowne Road Sweden 2–0 Mick McCarthy

1999-05-29 Friendly Dublin, Lansdowne Road Northern Ireland 0–1 Mick McCarthy

1999-06-09 Euro 2000 qualifier Dublin, Lansdowne Road Macedonia 1–0 Mick McCarthy

1999-09-01 Euro 2000 qualifier Dublin, Lansdowne Road Yugoslavia 2–1 Mick McCarthy

1999-09-04 Euro 2000 qualifier Zagreb, Maksimir Croatia 0–1 Mick McCarthy

1999-09-08 Euro 2000 qualifier Valletta, Ta'Qali Stadium Malta 3–2 Mick McCarthy

1999-10-09 Euro 2000 qualifier Skopje, City Stadium Macedonia 1–1 Mick McCarthy

1999-11-13 Euro 2000 play-off Dublin, Lansdowne Road Turkey 1–1 Mick McCarthy

1999-11-17 Euro 2000 play-off Bursa, Atatürk Olympic Stadium Turkey 0–0 Mick McCarthy

2000-02-23 Friendly Dublin, Lansdowne Road Czech Republic 3–2 Mick McCarthy

2000-04-26 Friendly Dublin, Lansdowne Road Greece 0–1 Mick McCarthy

2000-05-30 Friendly Dublin, Lansdowne Road Scotland 1–2 Mick McCarthy

2000-06-04 2000 US Cup Chicago, Soldier Field Mexico 2–2 Mick McCarthy

2000-06-06 2000 US Cup Foxborough MA, Foxboro Stadium United States 1–1 Mick McCarthy

2000-06-11 2000 US Cup East Rutherford NJ, Giants Stadium South Africa 2–1 Mick McCarthy

2000-09-02 World Cup 2002 qualifier Amsterdam Arena Netherlands 2–2 Mick McCarthy

2000-10-07 World Cup 2002 qualifier Lisboa, Estádio da Luz Portugal 1–1 Mick McCarthy

2000-10-11 World Cup 2002 qualifier Dublin, Lansdowne Road Estonia 2–0 Mick McCarthy

2000-11-15 Friendly Dublin, Lansdowne Road Finland 3–0 Mick McCarthy

2001-03-24 World Cup 2002 qualifier Nicosia, Neo GSP Stadium Cyprus 4–0 Mick McCarthy

2001-03-28 World Cup 2002 qualifier Barcelona, Mini Estadi Andorra 3–0 Mick McCarthy

2001-04-25 World Cup 2002 qualifier Dublin, Lansdowne Road Andorra 3–1 Mick McCarthy

2001-06-02 World Cup 2002 qualifier Dublin, Lansdowne Road Portugal 1–1 Mick McCarthy

2001-06-06 World Cup 2002 qualifier Tallinn, Lilleküla Stadium Estonia 2–0 Mick McCarthy

2001-08-15 Friendly Dublin, Lansdowne Road Croatia 2–2 Mick McCarthy

2001-09-01 World Cup 2002 qualifier Dublin, Lansdowne Road Netherlands 1–0 Mick McCarthy

2001-10-06 World Cup 2002 qualifier Dublin, Lansdowne Road Cyprus 4–0 Mick McCarthy

2001-11-10 World Cup 2002 play-off Dublin, Lansdowne Road Iran 2–0 Mick McCarthy

2001-11-15 World Cup 2002 play-off Tehran, Azadi Stadium Iran 0–1 Mick McCarthy Crowd: 100,000.

2002-02-13 Friendly Dublin, Lansdowne Road Russia 2–0 Mick McCarthy

2002-03-27 Friendly Dublin, Lansdowne Road Denmark 3–0 Mick McCarthy

2002-04-17 Friendly Dublin, Lansdowne Road United States 2–1 Mick McCarthy

2002-05-16 Friendly Dublin, Lansdowne Road Nigeria 1–2 Mick McCarthy

2002-06-01 World Cup 2002 Niigata Stadium Cameroon 1–1 Mick McCarthy Irelands's third World Cup preceded by Saipan Incident drama.

2002-06-05 World Cup 2002 Ibaraki, Kishama Stadium Germany 1–1 Mick McCarthy

2002-06-11 World Cup 2002 Yokahama, International Stadium Saudi Arabia 3–0 Mick McCarthy First World Cup match where Ireland scored more than one goal.

2002-06-16 World Cup 2002 round of 16 Suwon World Cup Stadium Spain 2–3 Mick McCarthy After extra time: 1–1. Penalty shoot out: Ireland 2–3 Spain.

2002-08-21 Friendly Helsinki, Olympiastadion Finland 3–0 Mick McCarthy

2002-09-07 Euro 2004 qualifier Moscow, Dynamo Stadium Russia 2–4 Mick McCarthy

2002-10-16 Euro 2004 qualifier Dublin, Lansdowne Road Switzerland 1–2 Mick McCarthy

2002-11-20 Friendly Athens, Apostolos Nikolaidis Greece 0–0 Don Givens

2003-02-12 Friendly Glasgow, Hampden Park Scotland 2–0 Brian Kerr

2003-03-29 Euro 2004 qualifier Tbilisi, Mikheil Meskhi Stadium Georgia 2–1 Brian Kerr

2003-04-02 Euro 2004 qualifier Tirana, Qemal Stafa Albania 0–0 Brian Kerr

2003-04-30 Friendly Dublin, Lansdowne Road Norway 1–0 Brian Kerr

2003-06-07 Euro 2004 qualifier Dublin, Lansdowne Road Albania 2–1 Brian Kerr

2003-06-11 Euro 2004 qualifier Dublin, Lansdowne Road Georgia 2–0 Brian Kerr

2003-08-19 Friendly Dublin, Lansdowne Road Australia 2–1 Brian Kerr

2003-09-06 Euro 2004 qualifier Dublin, Lansdowne Road Russia 1–1 Brian Kerr

2003-09-09 Friendly Dublin, Lansdowne Road Turkey 2–2 Brian Kerr

2003-10-11 Euro 2004 qualifier Basel, St. Jakob Park Switzerland 0–2 Brian Kerr

2003-11-18 Friendly Dublin, Lansdowne Road Canada 3–0 Brian Kerr

2004-02-18 Friendly Dublin, Lansdowne Road Brazil 0–0 Brian Kerr

2004-03-31 Friendly Dublin, Lansdowne Road Czech Republic 2–1 Brian Kerr

2004-04-28 Friendly Bydgoszcz, Zdzisław Krzyszkowiak Stadium Poland 0–0 Brian Kerr

2004-05-27 Friendly Dublin, Lansdowne Road Romania 1–0 Brian Kerr

2004-05-29 Unity Cup Charlton, The Valley Stadium Nigeria 0–3 Brian Kerr Competition between three countries with large communities in London. Crowd: 7,438.

2004-06-02 Unity Cup Charlton, The Valley Stadium Jamaica 1–0 Brian Kerr Crowd: 6,155.

2004-06-05 Friendly Amsterdam Arena Netherlands 1–0 Brian Kerr

2004-08-18 Friendly Dublin, Lansdowne Road Bulgaria 1–1 Brian Kerr

2004-09-04 World Cup 2006 qualifier Dublin, Lansdowne Road Cyprus 3–0 Brian Kerr

2004-09-08 World Cup 2006 qualifier Basel, St. Jakob Park Switzerland 1–1 Brian Kerr

2004-10-09 World Cup 2006 qualifier Saint-Denis, Stade de France France 0–0 Brian Kerr

2004-10-13 World Cup 2006 qualifier Dublin, Lansdowne Road Faroe Islands 2–0 Brian Kerr

2004-11-16 Friendly Dublin, Lansdowne Road Croatia 1–0 Brian Kerr

2005-02-09 Friendly Dublin, Lansdowne Road Portugal 1–0 Brian Kerr

2005-03-26 World Cup 2006 qualifier Tel Aviv, Ramat Gan Stadium Israel 1–1 Brian Kerr

2005-03-29 Friendly Dublin, Lansdowne Road China 1–0 Brian Kerr Crowd: 35,222.

2005-05-29 Friendly Glasgow, Celtic Park Celtic F.C. 1–0 Brian Kerr Unofficial match. Jackie McNamara testimonial. Crowd: 50,000.

2005-06-04 World Cup 2006 qualifier Dublin, Lansdowne Road Israel 2–2 Brian Kerr

2005-06-08 World Cup 2006 qualifier Tórshavn, Tórsvøllur Faroe Islands 2–0 Brian Kerr

2005-08-17 Friendly Dublin, Lansdowne Road Italy 1–2 Brian Kerr

2005-09-07 World Cup 2006 qualifier Dublin, Lansdowne Road France 0–1 Brian Kerr Roy Keane's final match for Ireland.

2005-10-08 World Cup 2006 qualifier Nicosia, Neo GSP Stadium Cyprus 1–0 Brian Kerr

2005-10-12 World Cup 2006 qualifier Dublin, Lansdowne Road Switzerland 0–0 Brian Kerr

2006-03-01 Friendly Dublin, Lansdowne Road Sweden 3–0 Steve Staunton

2006-05-24 Friendly Dublin, Lansdowne Road Chile 0–1 Steve Staunton

2006-08-16 Friendly Dublin, Lansdowne Road Netherlands 0–4 Steve Staunton Worst home result since May 1966 (40 years).

2006-09-02 Euro 2008 qualifier Stuttgart, Gottlieb-Daimler-Stadion Germany 0–1 Steve Staunton

2006-10-07 Euro 2008 qualifier Nicosia, Neo GSP Stadium Cyprus 2–5 Steve Staunton

2006-10-11 Euro 2008 qualifier Dublin, Lansdowne Road Czech Republic 1–1 Steve Staunton

2006-11-15 Euro 2008 qualifier Dublin, Lansdowne Road San Marino 5–0 Steve Staunton Robbie Keane hat-trick.

2007-02-07 Euro 2008 qualifier Serravalle, Stadio Olimpico San Marino 2–1 Steve Staunton

2007-03-24 Euro 2008 qualifier Dublin, Croke Park Wales 1–0 Steve Staunton First match in Croke Park. Crowd: 72,539.

2007-03-28 Euro 2008 qualifier Dublin, Croke Park Slovakia 1–0 Steve Staunton Shay Given captained team and equalled Packie Bonner's record of 80 caps.

2007-05-23 Friendly East Rutherford NJ, Giants Stadium Ecuador 1–1 Steve Staunton

2007-05-26 Friendly Foxborough, Gilette Stadium Bolivia 1–1 Steve Staunton

2007-08-22 Friendly Aarhus, NRGi Park Denmark 4–0 Steve Staunton

2007-09-08 Euro 2008 qualifier Bratislava, Tehelné Pole Štadión Slovakia 2–2 Steve Staunton

2007-09-12 Euro 2008 qualifier Prague, AXA Arena Czech Republic 0–1 Steve Staunton

2007-10-13 Euro 2008 qualifier Dublin, Croke Park Germany 0–0 Steve Staunton

2007-10-17 Euro 2008 qualifier Dublin, Croke Park Cyprus 1–1 Steve Staunton

2007-11-17 Euro 2008 qualifier Cardiff, Millennium Stadium Wales 1–1 Don Givens Crowd: 24,619. Millennium Stadium one-third full.

2008-02-06 Friendly Dublin, Croke Park Brazil 0–1 Don Givens

2008-05-18 Friendly Portimao, Portugal Portimonense 1–1 Giovanni Trapattoni Unofficial match. Training match only.

2008-05-19 Friendly Lagos, Portugal Esperança de Lagos 3–1 Giovanni Trapattoni Unofficial match. Training match only.

2008-05-24 Friendly Dublin, Croke Park Serbia 1–1 Giovanni Trapattoni

2008-05-29 Friendly Fulham, Craven Cottage Columbia 1–0 Giovanni Trapattoni

2008-08-20 Friendly Oslo, Ullevaal Stadium Norway 1–1 Giovanni Trapattoni

2008-09-06 World Cup 2010 qualifier Mainz, Stadion am Bruchweg Georgia 2–1 Giovanni Trapattoni Neutral venue owing to Russian invasion of Georgia. Crowd: 4,500.

2008-09-10 World Cup 2010 qualifier Podgorica City Stadium Montenegro 0–0 Giovanni Trapattoni Kevin Kilbane's 50th consecutive competitive game for Ireland. Crowd: 12,000.

2008-10-09 Friendly Dublin, Dalymount Park Nottingham Forest 2–0 Giovanni Trapattoni Unofficial match. Republic of Ireland XI. Crowd: 4,040.

2008-10-15 World Cup 2010 qualifier Dublin, Croke Park Cyprus 1–0 Giovanni Trapattoni Crowd: 55,833.

2008-11-19 Friendly Dublin, Croke Park Poland 2–3 Giovanni Trapattoni Crowd: 61,000.

2009-02-11 World Cup 2010 qualifier Dublin, Croke Park Georgia 2–1 Giovanni Trapattoni Crowd: 45,000.

2009-03-28 World Cup 2010 qualifier Dublin, Croke Park Bulgaria 1–1 Giovanni Trapattoni Crowd: 61,002.

2009-04-01 World Cup 2010 qualifier Bari, Stadio San Nicola Italy 1–1 Giovanni Trapattoni Crowd: 48,000.

2009-05-29 Friendly Fulham, Craven Cottage Nigeria 1–1 Giovanni Trapattoni Crowd: 11,263.

2009-06-06 World Cup 2010 qualifier Sofia, Vasil Levski National Stadium Bulgaria 1–1 Giovanni Trapattoni Crowd: 42,000.

2009-08-12 Friendly Limerick, Thomond Park Australia 0–3 Giovanni Trapattoni Re-built Thomond Park has a capacity of 26,000. Crowd: 19,428.

2009-09-05 World Cup 2010 qualifier Nicosia, Neo GSP Stadium Cyprus 2–1 Giovanni Trapattoni

2009-09-08 Friendly Limerick, Thomond Park South Africa 1–0 Giovanni Trapattoni Crowd: 11,300.

2009-10-10 World Cup 2010 qualifier Dublin, Croke Park Italy 2–2 Giovanni Trapattoni Crowd: 70,640.

2009-10-14 World Cup 2010 qualifier Dublin, Croke Park Montenegro 0–0 Giovanni Trapattoni

2009-11-14 World Cup 2010 play-off Dublin, Croke Park France 0–1 Giovanni Trapattoni Final match played at Croke Park. Highest domestic attendence: 74,103.

2009-11-18 World Cup 2010 play-off Saint-Denis, Stade de France France 1–1 Giovanni Trapattoni Match featured Thierry Henry handball incident. Crowd: 79,145.

2010-03-02 Friendly Holloway, Emirates Stadium Brazil 0–2 Giovanni Trapattoni

2010-05-25 Friendly Dublin, RDS Arena Paraguay 2–1 Giovanni Trapattoni Crowd 16,722.

2010-05-29 Friendly Dublin, RDS Arena Algeria 3–0 Giovanni Trapattoni

2010-08-04 Friendly Dublin, Lansdowne Road Manchester United 1–7 Damien Richardson Airtricity League XI.^[1]^[2] First game in new stadium at Lansdowne Road. Crowd: 49,861.

2010-08-11 Friendly Dublin, Lansdowne Road Argentina 0–1 Giovanni Trapattoni Crowd: 45,200.

2010-09-03 Euro 2012 qualifier Yerevan, Hanrapetakan Stadium Armenia 1–0 Giovanni Trapattoni Crowd: 8,862.

2010-09-07 Euro 2012 qualifier Dublin, Lansdowne Road Andorra 3–1 Giovanni Trapattoni Crowd: 40,283.

2010-10-08 Euro 2012 qualifier Dublin, Lansdowne Road Russia 2–3 Giovanni Trapattoni Crowd: 50,411.

2010-10-12 Euro 2012 qualifier Žilina, Štadión pod Dubňom Slovakia 1–1 Giovanni Trapattoni Crowd: 10,892.

2010-11-17 Friendly Dublin, Lansdowne Road Norway 1–2 Giovanni Trapattoni Crowd: 25,000.

2011-02-08 Nations Cup Dublin, Lansdowne Road Wales 3–0 Giovanni Trapattoni Ireland hosted and won the tournament. Crowd: 19,783.

2011-03-26 Euro 2012 qualifier Dublin, Lansdowne Road Macedonia 2–1 Giovanni Trapattoni Crowd: 32,000.

2011-03-29 Friendly Dublin, Lansdowne Road Uruguay 2–3 Giovanni Trapattoni Crowd: 25,611.

2011-05-24 Nations Cup Dublin, Lansdowne Road Northern Ireland 5–0 Giovanni Trapattoni Crowd: 15,083.

2011-05-29 Nations Cup Dublin, Lansdowne Road Scotland 1–0 Giovanni Trapattoni Crowd: 17,694.

2011-06-04 Euro 2012 qualifier Skopje, Philip II Arena Macedonia 2–0 Giovanni Trapattoni Robbie Keane's 50th and 51st international goals. Crowd: 30,000.

2011-06-07 Friendly Liège, Stade Maurice Dufrasne Italy 2–0 Giovanni Trapattoni World Champions defeated by Irish B team. Crowd: 21,516.

2011-08-10 Friendly Dublin, Lansdowne Road Croatia 0–0 Giovanni Trapattoni

2011-09-02 Euro 2012 qualifier Dublin, Lansdowne Road Slovakia 0–0 Giovanni Trapattoni Crowd: 38,000.

2011-09-06 Euro 2012 qualifier Moscow, Luzhniki Stadium Russia 0–0 Giovanni Trapattoni Crowd: 48,717.

2011-10-07 Euro 2012 qualifier Andorra la Vella, Estadi Comunal Andorra 2–0 Giovanni Trapattoni Eighth consecutive clean sheet, a national record.

2011-10-11 Euro 2012 qualifier Dublin, Lansdowne Road Armenia 2–1 Giovanni Trapattoni Sent off: Armenian goalkeeper Roman Berezovsky and Irish striker Kevin Doyle.

2011-11-11 Euro 2012 play-off Tallinn, Lilleküla Stadium Estonia 4–0 Giovanni Trapattoni Two Estonians sent off. Two goals by Robbie Keane.

2011-11-15 Euro 2012 play-off Dublin, Lansdowne Road Estonia 1–1 Giovanni Trapattoni Ireland qualified for Euro 2012 tournament. Crowd: 51,151.^[3]

2012-09-07 World Cup 2014 qualifier Kazakhstan – Giovanni Trapattoni To be played.

2012-10-12 World Cup 2014 qualifier Dublin, Lansdowne Road Germany – Giovanni Trapattoni To be played.

2012-10-16 World Cup 2014 qualifier Faroe Islands – Giovanni Trapattoni To be played.

2013-03-22 World Cup 2014 qualifier Sweden – Giovanni Trapattoni To be played.

2013-03-26 World Cup 2014 qualifier Dublin, Lansdowne Road Austria – Giovanni Trapattoni To be played.

2013-06-07 World Cup 2014 qualifier Dublin, Lansdowne Road Faroe Islands – Giovanni Trapattoni To be played.

2013-09-06 World Cup 2014 qualifier Dublin, Lansdowne Road Sweden – Giovanni Trapattoni To be played.

2013-09-10 World Cup 2014 qualifier Austria – Giovanni Trapattoni To be played.

2013-10-11 World Cup 2014 qualifier Germany – Giovanni Trapattoni To be played.

2013-10-15 World Cup 2014 qualifier Dublin, Lansdowne Road Kazakhstan – Giovanni Trapattoni To be played.

References

Ireland - International Results Jostein Nygård and Damian Byrne at Rec.Sport.Soccer Statistics Foundation. Retrieved: 2011-09-11.

Ireland - Record International Players, Appearances for Ireland National Team Roberto Mamrud at Rec.Sport.Soccer Statistics Foundation. Retrieved: 2011-09-11.

Ireland's International Matches 1926–1981, Football Association of Ireland. Retrieved: 2011-09-11.

Ireland's International Matches 1982–2011, Football Association of Ireland. Retrieved: 2011-09-11.

FAI History: The Early Years, Football Association of Ireland. Retrieved: 2011-09-11.

FAI History: 1930 - 1959, Football Association of Ireland. Retrieved: 2011-09-11.

FAI History: 1960 - 1986, Football Association of Ireland. Retrieved: 2011-09-11.

FAI History: McCarthy and Kerr, Football Association of Ireland. Retrieved: 2011-09-11.

FAI History: The Present Day, Football Association of Ireland. Retrieved: 2011-09-11.

Republic of Ireland: Fixtures and Results, FIFA. Retrieved: 2011-09-11.

The History of Soccer in Ireland, Kiltimagh Online. Retrieved: 2011-09-11.

Ireland Fixtures & Results - 2011 Soccernet. Retrieved: 2011-10-07.

Citations

^ Manchester United to play first game at Aviva Stadium Irish Independent, 2010-05-12.

^ Fergie's shining stars put Ireland's finest in the shade Irish Independent, 2010-08-05.

^ Ireland seal qualification for Euro 2012 on historic night Irish Independent, 2011-11-15.

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Complete list of matches (1924–present) · Irish Free State results (1924–1935) · Ireland (FAI) results (1936–1954)
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1988 · 2012

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Famous matches
1949 defeat of England · UEFA Euro 2000 play-off against Turkey · 2010 FIFA World Cup play-off against France

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Republic of Ireland national football team results

Date	Match	Venue (city, stadium)	Opponent	Score	Manager	Notes
1924-05-28	1924 Summer Olympics	Paris, Stade Olympique	Bulgaria	1–0	OCI	Paddy Duncan scored first goal for Irish Free State. Crowd: 500.
1924-06-02	1924 Summer Olympics, quarter final	Paris, Stade de Paris	Netherlands	1–2	OCI
1924-06-03	Friendly	Paris, Stade Olympique	Estonia	3–1	FAIFS
1924-06-14	Friendly	Dublin, Dalymount Park	United States	3–1	FAIFS	Ed Brookes hat-trick.
1926-03-21	Friendly	Turin, Motovelodromo	Italy	0–3	FAIFS	Professional players introduced. Crowd: 12,000.
1926	Friendly	Dublin, Dalymount Park	IFA League	3–1	FAIFS	FAIFS (Free State) v IFA (Northern Ireland). Unofficial match.
1927-04-23	Friendly	Dublin, Lansdowne Road	Italy B team	1–2	FAIFS	Bill Lacey oldest player to debut for FAI aged 37. Crowd: 20,000.
1928-02-12	Friendly	Liège, Standard Liège Stadium	Belgium	4–2	FAIFS
1929-04-30	Friendly	Dublin, Dalymount Park	Belgium	4–0	FAIFS	John Joe Flood hat-trick.
1930-05-11	Friendly	Brussels, Parc du Meir	Belgium	3–1	FAIFS	Bill Lacey aged 41 oldest to play for FAI XI.
1931-04-26	Friendly	Barcelona, Montjuïc Stadium	Spain	1–1	FAIFS
1931-12-13	Friendly	Dublin, Dalymount Park	Spain	0–5	Bill Lacey
1932-05-08	Friendly	Amsterdam, De Meer Stadium	Netherlands	2–0	FAIFS
1934-02-25	World Cup 1934 qualifier	Dublin, Dalymount Park	Belgium	4–4	Bill Lacey	Four goals by Paddy Moore.
1934-04-08	World Cup 1934 qualifier	Amsterdam, De Meer Stadium	Netherlands	2–5	FAIFS
1934-12-15	Friendly	Dublin, Dalymount Park	Hungary	2–4	FAIFS
1935-05-05	Friendly	Basel, St. Jakob Park	Switzerland	0–1	FAIFS
1935-05-08	Friendly	Dortmund, Kampfbahn Rote Erde	Germany	1–3	FAIFS
1935-12-08	Friendly	Dublin, Dalymount Park	Netherlands	3–5	Bill Lacey
1936-03-17	Friendly	Dublin, Dalymount Park	Switzerland	1–0	FAIFS	Team name changed from "Irish Free State" to "Ireland".
1936-05-03	Friendly	Budapest, Hungaria Uti Stadium	Hungary	3–3	FAI	FAI name re-adopted in 1936.
1936-05-06	Friendly	Köln	Rhineland XI	1–4	FAI	Unofficial match.
1936-05-09	Friendly	Luxembourg, Stade Municiapal	Luxembourg	5–1	FAI
1936-10-17	Friendly	Dublin, Dalymount Park	Germany	5–2	Bill Lacey
1936-12-06	Friendly	Dublin, Dalymount Park	Hungary	2–3	FAI
1937-05-17	Friendly	Bern, Wankdorf Stadium	Switzerland	1–0	FAI
1937-05-23	Friendly	Paris, Stade Colombes	France	2–0	FAI
1937-10-10	World Cup 1938 qualifier	Oslo, Ullevaal Stadium	Norway	2–3	FAI
1937-11-07	World Cup 1938 qualifier	Dublin, Dalymount Park	Norway	3–3	FAI
1938-05-18	Friendly	Prague, Sparta Stadium	Czechoslovakia	2–2	FAI
1938-05-22	Friendly	Warsaw, Polish Army Stadium	Poland	0–6	FAI
1938-09-18	Friendly	Dublin, Dalymount Park	Switzerland	4–0	FAI
1938-11-13	Friendly	Dublin, Dalymount Park	Poland	3–2	FAI
1939-03-19	Friendly	Cork, The Mardyke	Hungary	2–2	FAI	First full international held in Cork.
1939-05-18	Friendly	Budapest, MTK Stadium	Hungary	2–2	FAI
1939-05-23	Friendly	Bremen, Weserstadion	Germany	1–1	FAI	Final pre-war match.
1946-06-16	Friendly	Lisboa, Estádio da Luz	Portugal	1–3	FAI	First post-war match.
1946-06-23	Friendly	Madrid, Metropolitano	Spain	1–0	FAI
1946-09-30	Friendly	Dublin, Dalymount Park	England	0–1	FAI
1947-03-02	Friendly	Dublin, Dalymount Park	Spain	3–2	FAI	Crowd: 42,102.
1947-05-04	Friendly	Dublin, Dalymount Park	Portugal	0–2	FAI
1948-05-23	Friendly	Lisboa, Estádio da Luz	Portugal	0–2	FAI
1948-05-30	Friendly	Barcelona, Montjuïc Stadium	Spain	1–2	FAI
1948-07-26	1948 Summer Olympics	Portsmouth, Fratton Park	Netherlands	1–3	FAI
1948-12-05	Friendly	Dublin, Dalymount Park	Switzerland	0–1	FAI
1949-04-24	Friendly	Dublin, Dalymount Park	Belgium	0–2	FAI
1949-05-22	Friendly	Dublin, Dalymount Park	Portugal	1–0	FAI
1949-06-02	World Cup 1950 qualifier	Stockholm, Råsunda Stadion	Sweden	1–3	FAI
1949-06-12	Friendly	Dublin, Dalymount Park	Spain	1–4	FAI
1949-09-08	World Cup 1950 qualifier	Dublin, Dalymount Park	Finland	3–0	FAI
1949-09-21	Friendly	Liverpool, Goodison Park	England	2–0	FAI	England's first home defeat by non-British side. Crowd: 51,047.
1949-10-09	World Cup 1950 qualifier	Helsinki, Olympiastadion	Finland	1–1	FAI
1949-11-13	World Cup 1950 qualifier	Dublin, Dalymount Park	Sweden	1–3	FAI
1950-05-10	Friendly	Brussels, Century Stadium	Belgium	1–5	FAI
1950-11-26	Friendly	Dublin, Dalymount Park	Norway	2–2	FAI
1951-05-13	Friendly	Dublin, Dalymount Park	Argentina	0–1	FAI
1951-05-30	Friendly	Oslo, Ullevaal Stadium	Norway	3–2	FAI
1951-10-17	Friendly	Dublin, Dalymount Park	West Germany	3–2	FAI
1952-05-04	Friendly	Köln, Müngersdorfer Stadion	West Germany	0–3	FAI
1952-05-07	Friendly	Vienna, Praeter Park	Austria	0–6	FAI
1952-06-01	Friendly	Madrid, Estadio Chamartín	Spain	0–6	FAI
1952-11-16	Friendly	Dublin, Dalymount Park	France	1–1	FAI
1953-03-25	Friendly	Dublin, Dalymount Park	Austria	4–0	FAI
1953-10-04	World Cup 1954 qualifier	Dublin, Dalymount Park	France	3–5	FAI	FIFA renamed team from "Ireland" to "Republic of Ireland".
1953-10-28	World Cup 1954 qualifier	Dublin, Dalymount Park	Luxembourg	4–0	FAI
1953-11-25	World Cup 1954 qualifier	Paris, Parc des Princes	France	0–1	FAI
1954-03-07	World Cup 1954 qualifier	Luxembourg, Stade Municiapal	Luxembourg	1–0	FAI
1954-11-07	Friendly	Dublin, Dalymount Park	Norway	2–1	FAI
1955-05-01	Friendly	Dublin, Dalymount Park	Netherlands	1–0	FAI
1955-05-25	Friendly	Oslo, Bislett Stadium	Norway	3–1	FAI
1955-05-28	Friendly	Hamburg, Volkspark Stadium	West Germany	1–2	FAI
1955-10-19	Friendly	Dublin, Dalymount Park	Yugoslavia	1–4	FAI	Liam Tuohy debut. Archbishop McQuaid objected to match with communists.
1955-11-27	Friendly	Dublin, Dalymount Park	Spain	2–2	FAI
1956-05-10	Friendly	Rotterdam, Feijenoord Stadion	Netherlands	4–1	FAI
1956-10-03	World Cup 1958 qualifier	Dublin, Dalymount Park	Denmark	2–1	FAI
1956-11-25	Friendly	Dublin, Dalymount Park	West Germany	3–0	FAI	Ireland defeated the world champions.
1957-05-08	World Cup 1958 qualifier	London, Wembley Stadium	England	1–5	FAI
1957-05-19	World Cup 1958 qualifier	Dublin, Dalymount Park	England	1–1	FAI	Record Dalymount crowd: 47,600. Gate: £11,750.
1957-10-02	World Cup 1958 qualifier	Copenhagen, Idrætsparken	Denmark	2–0	FAI
1958-05-11	Friendly	Katowice, Silesia Stadium	Poland	2–2	FAI	Crowd: 100,000.
1958-05-14	Friendly	Vienna, Praeter Park	Austria	1–3	FAI
1958-10-05	Friendly	Dublin, Dalymount Park	Poland	2–2	FAI
1959-04-05	European Nations' Cup 1960 qualifier	Dublin, Dalymount Park	Czechoslovakia	2–0	FAI	First match of newly-created European Nations' Cup. Liam Tuohy scored his first goal for Ireland and first goal ever of the European Championship. Crowd: 37,500.
1959-05-10	European Nations' Cup 1960 qualifier	Bratislava, Tehelné Pole Štadión	Czechoslovakia	0–4	FAI	Ireland was first team ever eliminated from European Nations' Cup. Crowd: 41,691.
1959-11-01	Friendly	Dublin, Dalymount Park	Sweden	3–2	FAI	John Giles debut aged 18.
1960-03-30	Friendly	Dublin, Dalymount Park	Chile	2–0	FAI
1960-05-11	Friendly	Düsseldorf, Rheinstadion	West Germany	1–0	FAI
1960-05-18	Friendly	Malmö, Malmö Stadium	Sweden	1–4	FAI
1960-09-28	Friendly	Dublin, Dalymount Park	Wales	2–3	FAI
1960-11-06	Friendly	Dublin, Dalymount Park	Norway	3–1	FAI
1961-05-03	World Cup 1962 qualifier	Glasgow, Hampden Park	Scotland	1–4	FAI	Mick Meagan debut.
1961-05-07	World Cup 1962 qualifier	Dublin, Dalymount Park	Scotland	0–3	FAI
1961-10-08	World Cup 1962 qualifier	Dublin, Dalymount Park	Czechoslovakia	1–3	FAI
1961-10-29	World Cup 1962 qualifier	Prague, Strahov Stadium	Czechoslovakia	1–7	FAI	No qualifying points earned.
1962-04-08	Friendly	Dublin, Dalymount Park	Austria	2–3	FAI
1962-08-12	European Nations' Cup 1964 qualifier	Dublin, Dalymount Park	Iceland	4–2	FAI
1962-09-02	European Nations' Cup 1964 qualifier	Reykjavik, Laugardalsvöllur	Iceland	1–1	FAI
1963-06-09	Friendly	Dublin, Dalymount Park	Scotland	1–0	FAI
1963-09-25	European Nations' Cup 1964 qualifier	Vienna, Praterstadion	Austria	0–0	FAI
1963-10-13	European Nations' Cup 1964 qualifier	Dublin, Dalymount Park	Austria	3–2	FAI
1964-03-11	European Nations' Cup 1964 qualifier	Seville, Estadio Ramón Sánchez Pizjuán	Spain	1–5	FAI
1964-04-08	European Nations' Cup 1964 qualifier	Dublin, Dalymount Park	Spain	0–2	FAI
1964-05-10	Friendly	Kraków, Stadion Wisly	Poland	1–3	FAI
1964-05-13	Friendly	Oslo, Ullevaal Stadium	Norway	4–1	FAI
1964-05-24	Friendly	Dublin, Dalymount Park	England	1–3	FAI
1964-10-25	Friendly	Dublin, Dalymount Park	Poland	3–2	FAI
1965-03-24	Friendly	Dublin, Dalymount Park	Belgium	0–2	FAI	Liam Tuohy's final appearance.
1965-05-05	World Cup 1966 qualifier	Dublin, Dalymount Park	Spain	1–0	FAI
1965-10-27	World Cup 1966 qualifier	Seville, Estadio Ramón Sánchez Pizjuán	Spain	1–4	FAI
1965-11-10	World Cup 1966 play-off	Paris, Stade Colombes	Spain	0–1	FAI	Ireland eliminated.
1966-05-04	Friendly	Dublin, Dalymount Park	West Germany	0–4	FAI
1966-05-22	Friendly	Vienna, Praterstadion	Austria	0–1	FAI
1966-05-25	Friendly	Liège, Stade Maurice Dufrasne	Belgium	3–2	FAI
1966-10-23	European Championship 1968 qualifier	Dublin, Dalymount Park	Spain	0–0	FAI	European Nations' Cup name changed to European Football Championship.
1966-11-16	European Championship 1968 qualifier	Dublin, Dalymount Park	Turkey	2–1	FAI
1966-12-07	European Championship 1968 qualifier	Valencia, Estadio Mestalla	Spain	0–2	FAI
1967-02-22	European Championship 1968 qualifier	Ankara, 19 Mayis Stadi	Turkey	1–2	FAI
1967-05-21	European Championship 1968 qualifier	Dublin, Dalymount Park	Czechoslovakia	0–2	FAI
1967-11-22	European Championship 1968 qualifier	Prague, Slavia Stadium	Czechoslovakia	2–1	FAI
1968-05-15	Friendly	Dublin, Dalymount Park	Poland	2–2	FAI
1968-10-30	Friendly	Chorzów, Stadion Slaski	Poland	0–1	FAI
1968-11-10	Friendly	Dublin, Dalymount Park	Austria	2–2	FAI
1968-12-04	World Cup 1970 qualifier	Dublin, Dalymount Park	Denmark	1–1	FAI	Abandoned at 51 minutes because of fog. Replayed 1969-10-15.
1969-05-04	World Cup 1970 qualifier	Dublin, Dalymount Park	Czechoslovakia	1–2	FAI
1969-05-27	World Cup 1970 qualifier	Copenhagen, Idrætsparken	Denmark	0–2	FAI	Don Givens debut.
1969-06-08	World Cup 1970 qualifier	Dublin, Dalymount Park	Hungary	1–2	FAI
1969-09-21	Friendly	Dublin, Dalymount Park	Scotland	1–1	Mick Meagan
1969-10-07	World Cup 1970 qualifier	Prague, Sparta Stadium	Czechoslovakia	0–3	Mick Meagan
1969-10-15	World Cup 1970 qualifier	Dublin, Dalymount Park	Denmark	1–1	Mick Meagan	Replay of 1968-12-04 Denmark match.
1969-11-05	World Cup 1970 qualifier	Budapest, Népstadion	Hungary	0–4	Mick Meagan	John Dempsey, red card. First Irish player ever to be sent off.
1970-05-06	Friendly	Poznan, Warta Stadium	Poland	1–2	Mick Meagan
1970-05-09	Friendly	West Berlin, Olympiastadion	West Germany	1–2	Mick Meagan
1970-09-23	Friendly	Dublin, Dalymount Park	Poland	0–2	Mick Meagan	Steve Heighway debut.
1970-10-14	European Championship 1972 qualifier	Dublin, Dalymount Park	Sweden	1–1	Mick Meagan
1970-10-28	European Championship 1972 qualifier	Solna, Råsunda	Sweden	0–1	Mick Meagan
1970-12-08	European Championship 1972 qualifier	Florence, Stadio Artemio Franchi	Italy	0–3	Mick Meagan
1971-05-10	European Championship 1972 qualifier	Dublin, Lansdowne Road	Italy	1–2	Mick Meagan
1971-05-30	European Championship 1972 qualifier	Dublin, Dalymount Park	Austria	1–4	Mick Meagan	Jimmy Holmes debut.
1971-10-10	European Championship 1972 qualifier	Linz, Linzer Stadion	Austria	0–6	Liam Tuohy
1972-01-04	Friendly	Ireland	West German Olympic XI	3–0	Liam Tuohy	First win since 1967 (four years). Unofficial match.
1972-06-11	Brazil Independence Cup	Recife, Santa Crux Stadium/Arruda	Iran	2–1	Liam Tuohy
1972-06-18	Brazil Independence Cup	Natal, New Lake Stadium	Ecuador	3–2	Liam Tuohy
1972-06-21	Brazil Independence Cup	Recife, Isle of Retiro Stadium/Arruda	Chile	1–2	Liam Tuohy
1972-06-25	Brazil Independence Cup	Recife, Isle of Retiro Stadium/Arruda	Portugal	1–2	Liam Tuohy
1972-10-18	World Cup 1974 qualifier	Dublin, Lansdowne Road	Soviet Union	1–2	Liam Tuohy	Alan Kelly first goalkeeper to captain Ireland.
1972-11-15	World Cup 1974 qualifier	Dublin, Dalymount Park	France	2–1	Liam Tuohy
1973-05-13	World Cup 1974 qualifier	Moscow, Lenin Stadium	Soviet Union	0–1	Liam Tuohy
1973-05-16	Friendly	Wroclaw, Olympic Stadium	Poland	0–2	Liam Tuohy
1973-05-19	World Cup 1974 qualifier	Paris, Parc des Princes	France	1–1	Liam Tuohy
1973-06-06	Friendly	Oslo, Ullevaal Stadium	Norway	1–1	Seán Thomas
1973-07-03	Friendly	Dublin, Lansdowne Road	Brazil	3–4	Liam Tuohy	Shamrock Rovers XI (all-Ireland: RoI + NI) v Brazil. Unofficial match. Crowd: 34,000.
1973-10-21	Friendly	Dublin, Dalymount Park	Poland	1–0	John Giles
1974-05-05	Friendly	Rio de Janeiro, Estádio do Maracanã	Brazil	1–2	John Giles
1974-05-08	Friendly	Montevideo, Centenario Stadium	Uruguay	0–2	John Giles
1974-05-12	Friendly	Santiago, Estadio Nacional	Chile	2–1	John Giles
1974-10-30	European Championship 1976 qualifier	Dublin, Dalymount Park	Soviet Union	3–0	John Giles	Don Givens hat-trick.
1974-11-20	European Championship 1976 qualifier	Izmir, Atatürk Olympic Stadium	Turkey	1–1	John Giles
1975-03-01	Friendly	Dublin, Dalymount Park	West Germany B team	1–0	John Giles
1975-05-11	European Championship 1976 qualifier	Dublin, Dalymount Park	Switzerland	2–1	John Giles
1975-05-18	European Championship 1976 qualifier	Kiev, Central Stadium	Soviet Union	1–2	John Giles	Crowd: 100,000.
1975-05-21	European Championship 1976 qualifier	Bern, Wankdorf Stadion	Switzerland	0–1	John Giles
1975-10-29	European Championship 1976 qualifier	Dublin, Dalymount Park	Turkey	4–0	John Giles	Four goals by Don Givens.
1976-03-24	Friendly	Dublin	Norway	3–0	John Giles
1976-05-26	Friendly	Poznan, Warta Stadium	Poland	2–0	John Giles
1976-09-08	Friendly	London, Wembley Stadium	England	1–1	John Giles	David O'Leary debut aged 18.
1976-10-13	Friendly	Ankara, 19 Mayis Stadi	Turkey	3–3	John Giles	Frank Stapleton debut aged 20.
1976-11-17	World Cup 1978 qualifier	Paris, Parc des Princes	France	0–2	John Giles
1977-02-09	Friendly	Dublin, Lansdowne Road	Spain	0–1	John Giles
1977-03-30	World Cup 1978 qualifier	Dublin, Lansdowne Road	France	1–0	John Giles
1977-04-24	Friendly	Dublin, Dalymount Park	Poland	0–0	John Giles
1977-06-01	World Cup 1978 qualifier	Sofia, Vasil Levski National Stadium	Bulgaria	1–2	John Giles
1977-10-12	World Cup 1978 qualifier	Dublin, Lansdowne Road	Bulgaria	0–0	John Giles
1978-04-05	Friendly	Dublin, Lansdowne Road	Turkey	4–2	John Giles
1978-04-12	Friendly	Lodz, Stadion LKS	Poland	0–3	John Giles
1978-05-21	Friendly	Oslo, Ullevaal Stadium	Norway	0–0	John Giles
1978-05-24	European Championship 1980 qualifier	Copenhagen, Idrætsparken	Denmark	3–3	John Giles
1978-09-20	European Championship 1980 qualifier	Dublin, Lansdowne Road	Northern Ireland	0–0	John Giles	First official international match against Northern Ireland.
1978-10-25	European Championship 1980 qualifier	Dublin, Lansdowne Road	England	1–1	John Giles
1979-05-02	European Championship 1980 qualifier	Dublin, Lansdowne Road	Denmark	2–0	John Giles
1979-05-19	European Championship 1980 qualifier	Sofia, Vasil Levski National Stadium	Bulgaria	0–1	John Giles
1979-05-22	Friendly	Dublin, Lansdowne Road	West Germany	1–3	John Giles
1979-05-29	Friendly	Dublin	Argentina	0–0	John Giles	Unofficial match.
1979-08-16	Friendly	Bilbao, San Mamés Stadium	Basque Country	1–4	John Giles	Unofficial match.
1979-09-11	Friendly	Swansea, Vetch Field	Wales	1–2	John Giles
1979-09-26	Friendly	Prague, Stadion Evžena Rošického	Czechoslovakia	1–4	John Giles
1979-10-17	European Championship 1980 qualifier	Dublin, Lansdowne Road	Bulgaria	3–0	John Giles
1979-10-29	Friendly	Dublin, Dalymount Park	United States	3–2	John Giles	Chris Hughton became first mixed race player for Ireland.
1979-11-21	European Championship 1980 qualifier	Belfast, Windsor Park	Northern Ireland	0–1	John Giles
1980-02-06	European Championship 1980 qualifier	London, Wembley Stadium	England	0–2	John Giles
1980-03-26	World Cup 1982 qualifier	Nicosia, Makario Stadium	Cyprus	3–2	John Giles
1980-04-30	Friendly	Dublin, Lansdowne Road	Switzerland	2–0	Alan Kelly, Sr.
1980-05-16	Friendly	Dublin, Lansdowne Road	Argentina	0–1	Eoin Hand
1980-09-10	World Cup 1982 qualifier	Dublin, Lansdowne Road	Netherlands	2–1	Eoin Hand
1980-10-15	World Cup 1982 qualifier	Dublin, Lansdowne Road	Belgium	1–1	Eoin Hand
1980-10-28	World Cup 1982 qualifier	Paris, Parc des Princes	France	0–2	Eoin Hand
1980-11-19	World Cup 1982 qualifier	Dublin, Lansdowne Road	Cyprus	6–0	Eoin Hand
1981-02-24	Friendly	Dublin, Tolka Park	Wales	1–3	Eoin Hand
1981-03-25	World Cup 1982 qualifier	Brussels, Stade du Heysel	Belgium	0–1	Eoin Hand	Ireland eliminated by France on goal difference.
1981-04-29	Friendly	Dublin, Lansdowne Road	Czechoslovakia	3–1	Eoin Hand	Ronnie Whelan debut aged 19.
1981-05-21	Friendly	Bremen, Weserstadion	West Germany B team	0–3	Eoin Hand
1981-05-23	Friendly	Bydgoszcz, Zdzisław Krzyszkowiak Stadium	Poland	0–3	Eoin Hand	Packie Bonner debut.
1981-09-09	World Cup 1982 qualifier	Rotterdam, Feijenoord Stadion	Netherlands	2–2	Eoin Hand
1981-10-14	World Cup 1982 qualifier	Dublin, Lansdowne Road	France	3–2	Eoin Hand
1982-04-28	Friendly	Algiers, Olympic Stadium	Algeria	0–2	Eoin Hand
1982-05-22	Friendly	Santiago, Estadio Nacional	Chile	0–1	Eoin Hand
1982-05-27	Friendly	Uberlândia, Estádio Parque do Sabiá	Brazil	0–7	Eoin Hand	Worst defeat.
1982-05-30	Friendly	Port of Spain, Arima Stadium	Trinidad and Tobago	1–2	Eoin Hand
1982-09-22	European Championship 1984 qualifier	Rotterdam, Feijenoord Stadion	Netherlands	1–2	Eoin Hand
1982-10-13	European Championship 1984 qualifier	Dublin, Lansdowne Road	Iceland	2–0	Eoin Hand
1982-11-17	European Championship 1984 qualifier	Dublin, Lansdowne Road	Spain	3–3	Eoin Hand
1983-03-30	European Championship 1984 qualifier	Valletta, Ta'Qali Stadium	Malta	1–0	Eoin Hand
1983-04-27	European Championship 1984 qualifier	Zaragoza, Estadio La Romareda	Spain	0–2	Eoin Hand
1983-09-21	European Championship 1984 qualifier	Reykjavik, Laugardalsvöllur	Iceland	3–0	Eoin Hand
1983-10-12	European Championship 1984 qualifier	Dublin, Dalymount Park	Netherlands	2–3	Eoin Hand
1983-11-16	European Championship 1984 qualifier	Dublin, Dalymount Park	Malta	8–0	Eoin Hand	Best win.
1984-04-04	Friendly	Jaffa, Bloomfield Stadium	Israel	0–3	Eoin Hand
1984-05-23	Friendly	Dublin, Dalymount Park	Poland	0–0	Eoin Hand
1984-05-27	Kirin Cup / Friendly	Japan	Japan Universiade XI	0–0	Eoin Hand	Unofficial match.
1984-06-01	Kirin Cup / Friendly	Japan	Internacional	0–0	Eoin Hand	Unofficial match.
1984-06-03	Kirin Cup / Friendly	Sapporo, Maruyama Stadium	China	1–0	Eoin Hand	This match recognised as an official international match.
1984-06-05	Kirin Cup / Friendly	Japan	Internacional	1–2	Eoin Hand	Unofficial match. Ireland's first appearance in the final of an international football competition.
1984-08-08	Friendly	Dublin, Dalymount Park	Mexico	0–0	Eoin Hand
1984-09-12	World Cup 1986 qualifier	Dublin, Lansdowne Road	Soviet Union	1–0	Eoin Hand
1984-10-17	World Cup 1986 qualifier	Oslo, Ullevaal Stadium	Norway	0–1	Eoin Hand
1984-11-14	World Cup 1986 qualifier	Copenhagen, Idrætsparken	Denmark	0–3	Eoin Hand
1985-02-05	Friendly	Dublin, Dalymount Park	Italy	1–2	Eoin Hand
1985-02-27	Friendly	Tel Aviv, Ramat Gan Stadium	Israel	0–0	Eoin Hand
1985-03-26	Friendly	London, Wembley Stadium	England	1–2	Eoin Hand
1985-05-01	World Cup 1986 qualifier	Dublin, Lansdowne Road	Norway	0–0	Eoin Hand
1985-05-26	Friendly	Cork, Flower Lodge	Spain	0–0	Eoin Hand
1985-06-02	World Cup 1986 qualifier	Dublin, Lansdowne Road	Switzerland	3–0	Eoin Hand
1985-09-11	World Cup 1986 qualifier	Bern, Wankdorf Stadion	Switzerland	0–0	Eoin Hand
1985-10-16	World Cup 1986 qualifier	Moscow, Lenin Stadium	Soviet Union	0–2	Eoin Hand	Crowd: 103,000 (largest crowd).
1985-11-13	World Cup 1986 qualifier	Dublin, Lansdowne Road	Denmark	1–4	Eoin Hand
1986-03-26	Friendly	Dublin, Lansdowne Road	Wales	0–1	Jack Charlton
1986-04-23	Friendly	Dublin, Lansdowne Road	Uruguay	1–1	Jack Charlton
1986-05-25	Iceland Triangular Tournament	Reykjavik, Laugardalsvöllur	Iceland	2–1	Jack Charlton	Niall Quinn debut.
1986-05-27	Iceland Triangular Tournament	Reykjavik, Laugardalsvöllur	Czechoslovakia	1–0	Jack Charlton	Ireland won their first international tournament. Crowd: 1,000.
1986-09-10	European Championship 1988 qualifier	Brussels, Constant Vanden Stock	Belgium	2–2	Jack Charlton
1986-10-15	European Championship 1988 qualifier	Dublin, Lansdowne Road	Scotland	0–0	Jack Charlton
1986-11-12	Friendly	Warsaw, Stadion Wojska Polskiego	Poland	0–1	Jack Charlton
1987-02-18	European Championship 1988 qualifier	Glasgow, Hampden Park	Scotland	1–0	Jack Charlton
1987-04-01	European Championship 1988 qualifier	Sofia, Vasil Levski National Stadium	Bulgaria	1–2	Jack Charlton
1987-04-29	European Championship 1988 qualifier	Dublin, Lansdowne Road	Belgium	0–0	Jack Charlton
1987-05-23	Friendly	Dublin, Lansdowne Road	Brazil	1–0	Jack Charlton
1987-05-28	European Championship 1988 qualifier	Luxembourg, Stade Municiapal	Luxembourg	2–0	Jack Charlton
1987-09-09	European Championship 1988 qualifier	Dublin, Lansdowne Road	Luxembourg	2–1	Jack Charlton
1987-10-14	European Championship 1988 qualifier	Dublin, Lansdowne Road	Bulgaria	2–0	Jack Charlton
1987-11-10	Friendly	Dublin, Lansdowne Road	Israel	5–0	Jack Charlton
1988-03-23	Friendly	Dublin, Lansdowne Road	Romania	2–0	Jack Charlton
1988-04-27	Friendly	Dublin, Lansdowne Road	Yugoslavia	2–0	Jack Charlton
1988-05-22	Friendly	Dublin, Lansdowne Road	Poland	3–1	Jack Charlton
1988-06-01	Friendly	Oslo, Ullevaal Stadium	Norway	0–0	Jack Charlton
1988-06-12	European Championship 1988	Stuttgart, Neckarstadion	England	1–0	Jack Charlton	First Irish appearance at European Championship tournament. Crowd: 51,573.
1988-06-15	European Championship 1988	Hannover, Niedersachsenstadion	Soviet Union	1–1	Jack Charlton	Crowd: 38,308.
1988-06-18	European Championship 1988	Gelsenkirchen, Parkstadion	Netherlands	0–1	Jack Charlton	Crowd: 60,800. Eliminated team welcomed home by 200,000 people.
1988-09-14	World Cup 1990 qualifier	Belfast, Windsor Park	Northern Ireland	0–0	Jack Charlton
1988-10-19	Friendly	Dublin, Lansdowne Road	Tunisia	4–0	Jack Charlton
1988-11-16	World Cup 1990 qualifier	Seville, Estadio Benito Villamarín	Spain	0–2	Jack Charlton
1989-02-07	Friendly	Dublin, Dalymount Park	France	0–0	Jack Charlton
1989-03-08	World Cup 1990 qualifier	Budapest, Népstadion	Hungary	0–0	Jack Charlton
1989-04-26	World Cup 1990 qualifier	Dublin, Lansdowne Road	Spain	1–0	Jack Charlton
1989-05-28	World Cup 1990 qualifier	Dublin, Lansdowne Road	Malta	2–0	Jack Charlton
1989-06-04	World Cup 1990 qualifier	Dublin, Lansdowne Road	Hungary	2–0	Jack Charlton
1989-09-06	Friendly	Dublin, Lansdowne Road	West Germany	1–1	Jack Charlton
1989-10-11	World Cup 1990 qualifier	Dublin, Lansdowne Road	Northern Ireland	3–0	Jack Charlton
1989-11-15	World Cup 1990 qualifier	Valletta, Ta'Qali Stadium	Malta	2–0	Jack Charlton	John Aldridge's two goals gained Ireland their first World Cup qualification.
1990-03-28	Friendly	Dublin, Lansdowne Road	Wales	1–0	Jack Charlton
1990-04-25	Friendly	Dublin, Lansdowne Road	Soviet Union	1–0	Jack Charlton
1990-05-16	Friendly	Dublin, Lansdowne Road	Finland	1–1	Jack Charlton	Liam Brady testimonial match.
1990-05-27	Friendly	Izmir, Atatürk Olympic Stadium	Turkey	0–0	Jack Charlton
1990-06-02	Friendly	Valletta, Ta'Qali Stadium	Malta	3–0	Jack Charlton
1990-06-11	World Cup 1990	Cagliari, Stadio Sant'Elia	England	1–1	Jack Charlton	First Irish appearance at World Cup finals tournament.
1990-06-17	World Cup 1990	Palermo, Stadio La Favorita	Egypt	0–0	Jack Charlton
1990-06-21	World Cup 1990	Palermo, Stadio La Favorita	Netherlands	1–1	Jack Charlton	Promoted to second round via 3 draws, 2 goals.
1990-06-25	World Cup 1990 round of 16	Genoa, Stadio Luigi Ferraris	Romania	5–4	Jack Charlton	After extra time: 0–0. Penalty shoot out: Ireland 5–4 Romania. Bonner saved 10th penalty.
1990-06-30	World Cup 1990 quarter final	Rome, Stadio Olimpico	Italy	0–1	Jack Charlton	Goal by Toto Schillaci. Eliminated team welcomed home by 500,000 people.
1990-09-12	Friendly	Dublin, Dalymount Park	Morocco	1–0	Jack Charlton	Final international match at Dalymount Park.
1990-10-17	European Championship 1992 qualifier	Dublin, Lansdowne Road	Turkey	5–0	Jack Charlton
1990-11-14	European Championship 1992 qualifier	Dublin, Lansdowne Road	England	1–1	Jack Charlton
1991-02-06	Friendly	Wrexham, Racecourse Ground	Wales	3–0	Jack Charlton
1991-03-27	European Championship 1992 qualifier	London, Wembley Stadium	England	1–1	Jack Charlton
1991-05-01	European Championship 1992 qualifier	Dublin, Lansdowne Road	Poland	0–0	Jack Charlton
1991-05-22	Friendly	Dublin, Lansdowne Road	Chile	1–1	Jack Charlton	Roy Keane debut.
1991-06-01	Friendly	Foxborough MA, Foxboro Stadium	United States	1–1	Jack Charlton
1991-09-11	Friendly	Győr, Stadion ETO	Hungary	2–1	Jack Charlton
1991-10-16	European Championship 1992 qualifier	Poznan, Stadion Lecha	Poland	3–3	Jack Charlton
1991-11-13	European Championship 1992 qualifier	Istanbul, Inonu Stadium	Turkey	3–1	Jack Charlton	Unbeaten, yet failed to qualify for Euro 1992.
1992-02-19	Friendly	Dublin, RDS Arena	Wales	0–1	Jack Charlton
1992-03-25	Friendly	Dublin, Lansdowne Road	Switzerland	2–1	Jack Charlton
1992-04-29	Friendly	Dublin, Lansdowne Road	United States	4–1	Jack Charlton
1992-05-26	World Cup 1994 qualifier	Dublin, Lansdowne Road	Albania	2–0	Jack Charlton
1992-05-30	1992 US Cup	Washington, RFK Stadium	United States	1–3	Jack Charlton
1992-06-04	1992 US Cup	Foxborough MA, Foxboro Stadium	Italy	0–2	Jack Charlton	Goalkeeper Packie Bonner: red card after 64 minutes.
1992-06-07	1992 US Cup	Foxborough MA, Foxboro Stadium	Portugal	2–0	Jack Charlton
1992-09-09	World Cup 1994 qualifier	Dublin, Lansdowne Road	Latvia	4–0	Jack Charlton
1992-10-14	World Cup 1994 qualifier	Copenhagen, Parken	Denmark	0–0	Jack Charlton
1992-11-18	World Cup 1994 qualifier	Seville, Estadio Ramón Sánchez Pizjuán	Spain	0–0	Jack Charlton
1993-02-17	Friendly	Dublin, Tolka Park	Wales	2–1	Jack Charlton
1993-03-31	World Cup 1994 qualifier	Dublin, Lansdowne Road	Northern Ireland	3–0	Jack Charlton
1993-04-28	World Cup 1994 qualifier	Dublin, Lansdowne Road	Denmark	1–1	Jack Charlton
1993-05-26	World Cup 1994 qualifier	Tirana, Qemal Stafa	Albania	2–1	Jack Charlton
1993-06-09	World Cup 1994 qualifier	Riga, Daugava Stadium	Latvia	2–0	Jack Charlton
1993-06-16	World Cup 1994 qualifier	Vilnius, Zalgiris Stadium	Lithuania	1–0	Jack Charlton
1993-09-08	World Cup 1994 qualifier	Dublin, Lansdowne Road	Lithuania	2–0	Jack Charlton
1993-10-13	World Cup 1994 qualifier	Dublin, Lansdowne Road	Spain	1–3	Jack Charlton	First competitive home defeat in eight years, at "Fortress Lansdowne". Crowd: 50,000.
1993-11-17	World Cup 1994 qualifier	Belfast, Windsor Park	Northern Ireland	1–1	Jack Charlton	Second World Cup qualification secured by Alan McLoughlin's goal.
1994-03-23	Friendly	Dublin, Lansdowne Road	Russia	0–0	Jack Charlton
1994-04-20	Friendly	Tilburg, Willem II Stadion	Netherlands	1–0	Jack Charlton
1994-05-24	Friendly	Dublin, Lansdowne Road	Bolivia	1–0	Jack Charlton
1994-05-29	Friendly	Hannover, Niedersachsenstadion	Germany	2–0	Jack Charlton
1994-06-05	Friendly	Dublin, Lansdowne Road	Czech Republic	1–3	Jack Charlton
1994-06-18	World Cup 1994	East Rutherford NJ, Giants Stadium	Italy	1–0	Jack Charlton	First Irish World Cup match win in normal time scored by Ray Houghton.
1994-06-24	World Cup 1994	Orlando, Citrus Bowl	Mexico	1–2	Jack Charlton
1994-06-28	World Cup 1994	East Rutherford NJ, Giants Stadium	Norway	0–0	Jack Charlton
1994-07-04	World Cup 1994 round of 16	Orlando, Citrus Bowl	Netherlands	0–2	Jack Charlton
1994-09-07	Euro 1996 qualifier	Riga, Daugava Stadium	Latvia	3–0	Jack Charlton	European Championship became known as Euro.
1994-10-12	Euro 1996 qualifier	Dublin, Lansdowne Road	Liechtenstein	4–0	Jack Charlton
1994-11-16	Euro 1996 qualifier	Belfast, Windsor Park	Northern Ireland	4–0	Jack Charlton
1995-02-15	Friendly	Dublin, Lansdowne Road	England	1–0	Jack Charlton	Abandoned after 27 minutes due to English neo-Nazi Combat 18 violence in stadium.
1995-03-29	Euro 1996 qualifier	Dublin, Lansdowne Road	Northern Ireland	1–1	Jack Charlton
1995-04-26	Euro 1996 qualifier	Dublin, Lansdowne Road	Portugal	1–0	Jack Charlton
1995-06-03	Euro 1996 qualifier	Eschen, Sportpark Eschen-Mauren	Liechtenstein	0–0	Jack Charlton
1995-06-11	Euro 1996 qualifier	Dublin, Lansdowne Road	Austria	1–3	Jack Charlton
1995-09-06	Euro 1996 qualifier	Vienna	Austria	1–3	Jack Charlton
1995-10-11	Euro 1996 qualifier	Dublin, Lansdowne Road	Latvia	2–1	Jack Charlton
1995-11-15	Euro 1996 qualifier	Lisboa, Estádio da Luz	Portugal	0–3	Jack Charlton
1995-12-13	Euro 1996 play-off	Liverpool, Anfield	Netherlands	0–2	Jack Charlton
1996-03-27	Friendly	Dublin, Lansdowne Road	Russia	0–2	Mick McCarthy	Shay Givens debut.
1996-04-24	Friendly	Prague, Strahov Stadium	Czech Republic	0–2	Mick McCarthy
1996-05-29	Friendly	Dublin, Lansdowne Road	Portugal	0–1	Mick McCarthy
1996-06-02	Friendly	Dublin, Lansdowne Road	Croatia	2–2	Mick McCarthy
1996-06-04	Friendly	Rotterdam, Feijenoord Stadion	Netherlands	1–3	Mick McCarthy
1996-06-09	1996 US Cup	Foxborough MA, Foxboro Stadium	United States	1–2	Mick McCarthy
1996-06-12	1996 US Cup	East Rutherford NJ, Giants Stadium	Mexico	2–2	Mick McCarthy
1996-06-15	1996 US Cup	East Rutherford NJ, Giants Stadium	Bolivia	3–0	Mick McCarthy
1996-08-31	World Cup 1998 qualifier	Eschen, Sportpark Eschen-Mauren	Liechtenstein	5–0	Mick McCarthy	Best away win.
1996-10-09	World Cup 1998 qualifier	Dublin, Lansdowne Road	Macedonia	3–0	Mick McCarthy
1996-11-10	World Cup 1998 qualifier	Dublin, Lansdowne Road	Iceland	0–0	Mick McCarthy
1997-02-11	Friendly	Cardiff, Ninian Park	Wales	0–0	Mick McCarthy
1997-04-02	World Cup 1998 qualifier	Skopje, City Stadium	Macedonia	2–3	Mick McCarthy
1997-04-30	World Cup 1998 qualifier	Bucharest, Steaua Stadium	Romania	0–1	Mick McCarthy
1997-05-21	World Cup 1998 qualifier	Dublin, Lansdowne Road	Liechtenstein	5–0	Mick McCarthy	David Connolly hat-trick.
1997-08-20	World Cup 1998 qualifier	Dublin, Lansdowne Road	Lithuania	0–0	Mick McCarthy
1997-09-06	World Cup 1998 qualifier	Reykjavik, Laugardalsvöllur	Iceland	4–2	Mick McCarthy	Kevin Kilbane debut.
1997-09-10	World Cup 1998 qualifier	Vilnius, Zalgiris Stadium	Lithuania	2–1	Mick McCarthy
1997-10-11	World Cup 1998 qualifier	Dublin, Lansdowne Road	Romania	1–1	Mick McCarthy
1997-10-29	World Cup 1998 play-off	Dublin, Lansdowne Road	Belgium	1–1	Mick McCarthy
1997-11-15	World Cup 1998 play-off	Brussels, Stade Roi Baudouin	Belgium	1–2	Mick McCarthy
1998-03-25	Friendly	Olomouc, Andruv Stadion	Czech Republic	1–2	Mick McCarthy	Robbie Keane debut.
1998-04-22	Friendly	Dublin, Lansdowne Road	Argentina	0–2	Mick McCarthy
1998-05-23	Friendly	Dublin, Lansdowne Road	Mexico	0–0	Mick McCarthy
1998-09-05	Euro 2000 qualifier	Dublin, Lansdowne Road	Croatia	2–0	Mick McCarthy
1998-10-14	Euro 2000 qualifier	Dublin, Lansdowne Road	Malta	5–0	Mick McCarthy	Robbie Keane scored two goals and became youngest player to score for Ireland, aged 18.
1998-11-18	Euro 2000 qualifier	Belgrade, Stadion Crvene Zvezde	Yugoslavia	0–1	Mick McCarthy
1999-02-10	Friendly	Dublin, Lansdowne Road	Paraguay	2–0	Mick McCarthy
1999-04-28	Friendly	Dublin, Lansdowne Road	Sweden	2–0	Mick McCarthy
1999-05-29	Friendly	Dublin, Lansdowne Road	Northern Ireland	0–1	Mick McCarthy
1999-06-09	Euro 2000 qualifier	Dublin, Lansdowne Road	Macedonia	1–0	Mick McCarthy
1999-09-01	Euro 2000 qualifier	Dublin, Lansdowne Road	Yugoslavia	2–1	Mick McCarthy
1999-09-04	Euro 2000 qualifier	Zagreb, Maksimir	Croatia	0–1	Mick McCarthy
1999-09-08	Euro 2000 qualifier	Valletta, Ta'Qali Stadium	Malta	3–2	Mick McCarthy
1999-10-09	Euro 2000 qualifier	Skopje, City Stadium	Macedonia	1–1	Mick McCarthy
1999-11-13	Euro 2000 play-off	Dublin, Lansdowne Road	Turkey	1–1	Mick McCarthy
1999-11-17	Euro 2000 play-off	Bursa, Atatürk Olympic Stadium	Turkey	0–0	Mick McCarthy
2000-02-23	Friendly	Dublin, Lansdowne Road	Czech Republic	3–2	Mick McCarthy
2000-04-26	Friendly	Dublin, Lansdowne Road	Greece	0–1	Mick McCarthy
2000-05-30	Friendly	Dublin, Lansdowne Road	Scotland	1–2	Mick McCarthy
2000-06-04	2000 US Cup	Chicago, Soldier Field	Mexico	2–2	Mick McCarthy
2000-06-06	2000 US Cup	Foxborough MA, Foxboro Stadium	United States	1–1	Mick McCarthy
2000-06-11	2000 US Cup	East Rutherford NJ, Giants Stadium	South Africa	2–1	Mick McCarthy
2000-09-02	World Cup 2002 qualifier	Amsterdam Arena	Netherlands	2–2	Mick McCarthy
2000-10-07	World Cup 2002 qualifier	Lisboa, Estádio da Luz	Portugal	1–1	Mick McCarthy
2000-10-11	World Cup 2002 qualifier	Dublin, Lansdowne Road	Estonia	2–0	Mick McCarthy
2000-11-15	Friendly	Dublin, Lansdowne Road	Finland	3–0	Mick McCarthy
2001-03-24	World Cup 2002 qualifier	Nicosia, Neo GSP Stadium	Cyprus	4–0	Mick McCarthy
2001-03-28	World Cup 2002 qualifier	Barcelona, Mini Estadi	Andorra	3–0	Mick McCarthy
2001-04-25	World Cup 2002 qualifier	Dublin, Lansdowne Road	Andorra	3–1	Mick McCarthy
2001-06-02	World Cup 2002 qualifier	Dublin, Lansdowne Road	Portugal	1–1	Mick McCarthy
2001-06-06	World Cup 2002 qualifier	Tallinn, Lilleküla Stadium	Estonia	2–0	Mick McCarthy
2001-08-15	Friendly	Dublin, Lansdowne Road	Croatia	2–2	Mick McCarthy
2001-09-01	World Cup 2002 qualifier	Dublin, Lansdowne Road	Netherlands	1–0	Mick McCarthy
2001-10-06	World Cup 2002 qualifier	Dublin, Lansdowne Road	Cyprus	4–0	Mick McCarthy
2001-11-10	World Cup 2002 play-off	Dublin, Lansdowne Road	Iran	2–0	Mick McCarthy
2001-11-15	World Cup 2002 play-off	Tehran, Azadi Stadium	Iran	0–1	Mick McCarthy	Crowd: 100,000.
2002-02-13	Friendly	Dublin, Lansdowne Road	Russia	2–0	Mick McCarthy
2002-03-27	Friendly	Dublin, Lansdowne Road	Denmark	3–0	Mick McCarthy
2002-04-17	Friendly	Dublin, Lansdowne Road	United States	2–1	Mick McCarthy
2002-05-16	Friendly	Dublin, Lansdowne Road	Nigeria	1–2	Mick McCarthy
2002-06-01	World Cup 2002	Niigata Stadium	Cameroon	1–1	Mick McCarthy	Irelands's third World Cup preceded by Saipan Incident drama.
2002-06-05	World Cup 2002	Ibaraki, Kishama Stadium	Germany	1–1	Mick McCarthy
2002-06-11	World Cup 2002	Yokahama, International Stadium	Saudi Arabia	3–0	Mick McCarthy	First World Cup match where Ireland scored more than one goal.
2002-06-16	World Cup 2002 round of 16	Suwon World Cup Stadium	Spain	2–3	Mick McCarthy	After extra time: 1–1. Penalty shoot out: Ireland 2–3 Spain.
2002-08-21	Friendly	Helsinki, Olympiastadion	Finland	3–0	Mick McCarthy
2002-09-07	Euro 2004 qualifier	Moscow, Dynamo Stadium	Russia	2–4	Mick McCarthy
2002-10-16	Euro 2004 qualifier	Dublin, Lansdowne Road	Switzerland	1–2	Mick McCarthy
2002-11-20	Friendly	Athens, Apostolos Nikolaidis	Greece	0–0	Don Givens
2003-02-12	Friendly	Glasgow, Hampden Park	Scotland	2–0	Brian Kerr
2003-03-29	Euro 2004 qualifier	Tbilisi, Mikheil Meskhi Stadium	Georgia	2–1	Brian Kerr
2003-04-02	Euro 2004 qualifier	Tirana, Qemal Stafa	Albania	0–0	Brian Kerr
2003-04-30	Friendly	Dublin, Lansdowne Road	Norway	1–0	Brian Kerr
2003-06-07	Euro 2004 qualifier	Dublin, Lansdowne Road	Albania	2–1	Brian Kerr
2003-06-11	Euro 2004 qualifier	Dublin, Lansdowne Road	Georgia	2–0	Brian Kerr
2003-08-19	Friendly	Dublin, Lansdowne Road	Australia	2–1	Brian Kerr
2003-09-06	Euro 2004 qualifier	Dublin, Lansdowne Road	Russia	1–1	Brian Kerr
2003-09-09	Friendly	Dublin, Lansdowne Road	Turkey	2–2	Brian Kerr
2003-10-11	Euro 2004 qualifier	Basel, St. Jakob Park	Switzerland	0–2	Brian Kerr
2003-11-18	Friendly	Dublin, Lansdowne Road	Canada	3–0	Brian Kerr
2004-02-18	Friendly	Dublin, Lansdowne Road	Brazil	0–0	Brian Kerr
2004-03-31	Friendly	Dublin, Lansdowne Road	Czech Republic	2–1	Brian Kerr
2004-04-28	Friendly	Bydgoszcz, Zdzisław Krzyszkowiak Stadium	Poland	0–0	Brian Kerr
2004-05-27	Friendly	Dublin, Lansdowne Road	Romania	1–0	Brian Kerr
2004-05-29	Unity Cup	Charlton, The Valley Stadium	Nigeria	0–3	Brian Kerr	Competition between three countries with large communities in London. Crowd: 7,438.
2004-06-02	Unity Cup	Charlton, The Valley Stadium	Jamaica	1–0	Brian Kerr	Crowd: 6,155.
2004-06-05	Friendly	Amsterdam Arena	Netherlands	1–0	Brian Kerr
2004-08-18	Friendly	Dublin, Lansdowne Road	Bulgaria	1–1	Brian Kerr
2004-09-04	World Cup 2006 qualifier	Dublin, Lansdowne Road	Cyprus	3–0	Brian Kerr
2004-09-08	World Cup 2006 qualifier	Basel, St. Jakob Park	Switzerland	1–1	Brian Kerr
2004-10-09	World Cup 2006 qualifier	Saint-Denis, Stade de France	France	0–0	Brian Kerr
2004-10-13	World Cup 2006 qualifier	Dublin, Lansdowne Road	Faroe Islands	2–0	Brian Kerr
2004-11-16	Friendly	Dublin, Lansdowne Road	Croatia	1–0	Brian Kerr
2005-02-09	Friendly	Dublin, Lansdowne Road	Portugal	1–0	Brian Kerr
2005-03-26	World Cup 2006 qualifier	Tel Aviv, Ramat Gan Stadium	Israel	1–1	Brian Kerr
2005-03-29	Friendly	Dublin, Lansdowne Road	China	1–0	Brian Kerr	Crowd: 35,222.
2005-05-29	Friendly	Glasgow, Celtic Park	Celtic F.C.	1–0	Brian Kerr	Unofficial match. Jackie McNamara testimonial. Crowd: 50,000.
2005-06-04	World Cup 2006 qualifier	Dublin, Lansdowne Road	Israel	2–2	Brian Kerr
2005-06-08	World Cup 2006 qualifier	Tórshavn, Tórsvøllur	Faroe Islands	2–0	Brian Kerr
2005-08-17	Friendly	Dublin, Lansdowne Road	Italy	1–2	Brian Kerr
2005-09-07	World Cup 2006 qualifier	Dublin, Lansdowne Road	France	0–1	Brian Kerr	Roy Keane's final match for Ireland.
2005-10-08	World Cup 2006 qualifier	Nicosia, Neo GSP Stadium	Cyprus	1–0	Brian Kerr
2005-10-12	World Cup 2006 qualifier	Dublin, Lansdowne Road	Switzerland	0–0	Brian Kerr
2006-03-01	Friendly	Dublin, Lansdowne Road	Sweden	3–0	Steve Staunton
2006-05-24	Friendly	Dublin, Lansdowne Road	Chile	0–1	Steve Staunton
2006-08-16	Friendly	Dublin, Lansdowne Road	Netherlands	0–4	Steve Staunton	Worst home result since May 1966 (40 years).
2006-09-02	Euro 2008 qualifier	Stuttgart, Gottlieb-Daimler-Stadion	Germany	0–1	Steve Staunton
2006-10-07	Euro 2008 qualifier	Nicosia, Neo GSP Stadium	Cyprus	2–5	Steve Staunton
2006-10-11	Euro 2008 qualifier	Dublin, Lansdowne Road	Czech Republic	1–1	Steve Staunton
2006-11-15	Euro 2008 qualifier	Dublin, Lansdowne Road	San Marino	5–0	Steve Staunton	Robbie Keane hat-trick.
2007-02-07	Euro 2008 qualifier	Serravalle, Stadio Olimpico	San Marino	2–1	Steve Staunton
2007-03-24	Euro 2008 qualifier	Dublin, Croke Park	Wales	1–0	Steve Staunton	First match in Croke Park. Crowd: 72,539.
2007-03-28	Euro 2008 qualifier	Dublin, Croke Park	Slovakia	1–0	Steve Staunton	Shay Given captained team and equalled Packie Bonner's record of 80 caps.
2007-05-23	Friendly	East Rutherford NJ, Giants Stadium	Ecuador	1–1	Steve Staunton
2007-05-26	Friendly	Foxborough, Gilette Stadium	Bolivia	1–1	Steve Staunton
2007-08-22	Friendly	Aarhus, NRGi Park	Denmark	4–0	Steve Staunton
2007-09-08	Euro 2008 qualifier	Bratislava, Tehelné Pole Štadión	Slovakia	2–2	Steve Staunton
2007-09-12	Euro 2008 qualifier	Prague, AXA Arena	Czech Republic	0–1	Steve Staunton
2007-10-13	Euro 2008 qualifier	Dublin, Croke Park	Germany	0–0	Steve Staunton
2007-10-17	Euro 2008 qualifier	Dublin, Croke Park	Cyprus	1–1	Steve Staunton
2007-11-17	Euro 2008 qualifier	Cardiff, Millennium Stadium	Wales	1–1	Don Givens	Crowd: 24,619. Millennium Stadium one-third full.
2008-02-06	Friendly	Dublin, Croke Park	Brazil	0–1	Don Givens
2008-05-18	Friendly	Portimao, Portugal	Portimonense	1–1	Giovanni Trapattoni	Unofficial match. Training match only.
2008-05-19	Friendly	Lagos, Portugal	Esperança de Lagos	3–1	Giovanni Trapattoni	Unofficial match. Training match only.
2008-05-24	Friendly	Dublin, Croke Park	Serbia	1–1	Giovanni Trapattoni
2008-05-29	Friendly	Fulham, Craven Cottage	Columbia	1–0	Giovanni Trapattoni
2008-08-20	Friendly	Oslo, Ullevaal Stadium	Norway	1–1	Giovanni Trapattoni
2008-09-06	World Cup 2010 qualifier	Mainz, Stadion am Bruchweg	Georgia	2–1	Giovanni Trapattoni	Neutral venue owing to Russian invasion of Georgia. Crowd: 4,500.
2008-09-10	World Cup 2010 qualifier	Podgorica City Stadium	Montenegro	0–0	Giovanni Trapattoni	Kevin Kilbane's 50th consecutive competitive game for Ireland. Crowd: 12,000.
2008-10-09	Friendly	Dublin, Dalymount Park	Nottingham Forest	2–0	Giovanni Trapattoni	Unofficial match. Republic of Ireland XI. Crowd: 4,040.
2008-10-15	World Cup 2010 qualifier	Dublin, Croke Park	Cyprus	1–0	Giovanni Trapattoni	Crowd: 55,833.
2008-11-19	Friendly	Dublin, Croke Park	Poland	2–3	Giovanni Trapattoni	Crowd: 61,000.
2009-02-11	World Cup 2010 qualifier	Dublin, Croke Park	Georgia	2–1	Giovanni Trapattoni	Crowd: 45,000.
2009-03-28	World Cup 2010 qualifier	Dublin, Croke Park	Bulgaria	1–1	Giovanni Trapattoni	Crowd: 61,002.
2009-04-01	World Cup 2010 qualifier	Bari, Stadio San Nicola	Italy	1–1	Giovanni Trapattoni	Crowd: 48,000.
2009-05-29	Friendly	Fulham, Craven Cottage	Nigeria	1–1	Giovanni Trapattoni	Crowd: 11,263.
2009-06-06	World Cup 2010 qualifier	Sofia, Vasil Levski National Stadium	Bulgaria	1–1	Giovanni Trapattoni	Crowd: 42,000.
2009-08-12	Friendly	Limerick, Thomond Park	Australia	0–3	Giovanni Trapattoni	Re-built Thomond Park has a capacity of 26,000. Crowd: 19,428.
2009-09-05	World Cup 2010 qualifier	Nicosia, Neo GSP Stadium	Cyprus	2–1	Giovanni Trapattoni
2009-09-08	Friendly	Limerick, Thomond Park	South Africa	1–0	Giovanni Trapattoni	Crowd: 11,300.
2009-10-10	World Cup 2010 qualifier	Dublin, Croke Park	Italy	2–2	Giovanni Trapattoni	Crowd: 70,640.
2009-10-14	World Cup 2010 qualifier	Dublin, Croke Park	Montenegro	0–0	Giovanni Trapattoni
2009-11-14	World Cup 2010 play-off	Dublin, Croke Park	France	0–1	Giovanni Trapattoni	Final match played at Croke Park. Highest domestic attendence: 74,103.
2009-11-18	World Cup 2010 play-off	Saint-Denis, Stade de France	France	1–1	Giovanni Trapattoni	Match featured Thierry Henry handball incident. Crowd: 79,145.
2010-03-02	Friendly	Holloway, Emirates Stadium	Brazil	0–2	Giovanni Trapattoni
2010-05-25	Friendly	Dublin, RDS Arena	Paraguay	2–1	Giovanni Trapattoni	Crowd 16,722.
2010-05-29	Friendly	Dublin, RDS Arena	Algeria	3–0	Giovanni Trapattoni
2010-08-04	Friendly	Dublin, Lansdowne Road	Manchester United	1–7	Damien Richardson	Airtricity League XI.^[1]^[2] First game in new stadium at Lansdowne Road. Crowd: 49,861.
2010-08-11	Friendly	Dublin, Lansdowne Road	Argentina	0–1	Giovanni Trapattoni	Crowd: 45,200.
2010-09-03	Euro 2012 qualifier	Yerevan, Hanrapetakan Stadium	Armenia	1–0	Giovanni Trapattoni	Crowd: 8,862.
2010-09-07	Euro 2012 qualifier	Dublin, Lansdowne Road	Andorra	3–1	Giovanni Trapattoni	Crowd: 40,283.
2010-10-08	Euro 2012 qualifier	Dublin, Lansdowne Road	Russia	2–3	Giovanni Trapattoni	Crowd: 50,411.
2010-10-12	Euro 2012 qualifier	Žilina, Štadión pod Dubňom	Slovakia	1–1	Giovanni Trapattoni	Crowd: 10,892.
2010-11-17	Friendly	Dublin, Lansdowne Road	Norway	1–2	Giovanni Trapattoni	Crowd: 25,000.
2011-02-08	Nations Cup	Dublin, Lansdowne Road	Wales	3–0	Giovanni Trapattoni	Ireland hosted and won the tournament. Crowd: 19,783.
2011-03-26	Euro 2012 qualifier	Dublin, Lansdowne Road	Macedonia	2–1	Giovanni Trapattoni	Crowd: 32,000.
2011-03-29	Friendly	Dublin, Lansdowne Road	Uruguay	2–3	Giovanni Trapattoni	Crowd: 25,611.
2011-05-24	Nations Cup	Dublin, Lansdowne Road	Northern Ireland	5–0	Giovanni Trapattoni	Crowd: 15,083.
2011-05-29	Nations Cup	Dublin, Lansdowne Road	Scotland	1–0	Giovanni Trapattoni	Crowd: 17,694.
2011-06-04	Euro 2012 qualifier	Skopje, Philip II Arena	Macedonia	2–0	Giovanni Trapattoni	Robbie Keane's 50th and 51st international goals. Crowd: 30,000.
2011-06-07	Friendly	Liège, Stade Maurice Dufrasne	Italy	2–0	Giovanni Trapattoni	World Champions defeated by Irish B team. Crowd: 21,516.
2011-08-10	Friendly	Dublin, Lansdowne Road	Croatia	0–0	Giovanni Trapattoni
2011-09-02	Euro 2012 qualifier	Dublin, Lansdowne Road	Slovakia	0–0	Giovanni Trapattoni	Crowd: 38,000.
2011-09-06	Euro 2012 qualifier	Moscow, Luzhniki Stadium	Russia	0–0	Giovanni Trapattoni	Crowd: 48,717.
2011-10-07	Euro 2012 qualifier	Andorra la Vella, Estadi Comunal	Andorra	2–0	Giovanni Trapattoni	Eighth consecutive clean sheet, a national record.
2011-10-11	Euro 2012 qualifier	Dublin, Lansdowne Road	Armenia	2–1	Giovanni Trapattoni	Sent off: Armenian goalkeeper Roman Berezovsky and Irish striker Kevin Doyle.
2011-11-11	Euro 2012 play-off	Tallinn, Lilleküla Stadium	Estonia	4–0	Giovanni Trapattoni	Two Estonians sent off. Two goals by Robbie Keane.
2011-11-15	Euro 2012 play-off	Dublin, Lansdowne Road	Estonia	1–1	Giovanni Trapattoni	Ireland qualified for Euro 2012 tournament. Crowd: 51,151.^[3]
2012-09-07	World Cup 2014 qualifier		Kazakhstan	–	Giovanni Trapattoni	To be played.
2012-10-12	World Cup 2014 qualifier	Dublin, Lansdowne Road	Germany	–	Giovanni Trapattoni	To be played.
2012-10-16	World Cup 2014 qualifier		Faroe Islands	–	Giovanni Trapattoni	To be played.
2013-03-22	World Cup 2014 qualifier		Sweden	–	Giovanni Trapattoni	To be played.

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