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19/01/1914
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Wales (WAL)
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-
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Ireland (IRE)
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H/T
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1
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2
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0-1
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Referee:
| Isaac Baker (ENG) | |||
Linesmen:
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Venue:
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Racecourse, Wrexham
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Attendance:
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5,000
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Goals:
| WAL: Evan Jones (pen); IRE: Gillespie (25, 65) | |||
IRELAND:
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Coach:
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R. Bennett and/or E.H. Seymour
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Captain:
| Alex Craig (Game 3) |
Players
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Club
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Gls
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Sub
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Cap
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1
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Belfast Celtic
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3
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2
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Bohemians
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4
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3
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Morton
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7
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4
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Everton
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19
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5
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Hull City
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3
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6
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Linfield
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3
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7
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Bohemians
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1
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8
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Linfield
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7
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9
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Sheffield United
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2
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3
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10
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Liverpool
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12
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11
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Bradford City
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1
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WALES:
Ted Peers (Wolverhampton W); Llewelyn Davies (Wrexham), Lloyd Davies (Northampton T), Edwin Hughes (Manchester C), Ernest Peake (Liverpool), Joseph T Jones (Stoke), Billy Meredith (Manchester Utd), Evan Jones (Bolton Wanderers), Walter O Davis (Millwall Ath), William ‘Lot’ Jones (Manchester C), Ted Vizard (Bolton Wanderers)
Ted Peers (Wolverhampton W); Llewelyn Davies (Wrexham), Lloyd Davies (Northampton T), Edwin Hughes (Manchester C), Ernest Peake (Liverpool), Joseph T Jones (Stoke), Billy Meredith (Manchester Utd), Evan Jones (Bolton Wanderers), Walter O Davis (Millwall Ath), William ‘Lot’ Jones (Manchester C), Ted Vizard (Bolton Wanderers)
Match Pictures: (click to enlarge)
Notes:
- Ireland's first goal is often credited to Sam Young rather than Billy Gillespie.
- Val Harris left the field at half-time due to injury.
Credits/Sources:
100 Years of Irish Football (Malcolm Brodie, 1980)
The British Home Football Championships 1884-1984 (Richard Samuel, 2003)
The British Home Football Championships 1884-1984 (Richard Samuel, 2003)
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