Links between the two nations date back to at least 1693, when a Kerryman became personal physician to the king of Poland. Polish fans in Dublin ahead of an Ireland v Poland soccer match in 2015. "That would be what I’m driving at," said Conway, admitting that Poland was a particularly good outcome. There is an official resale function available for those who opt to hand their tickets back.Įither way, the Polish presence for two matches will ensure there’s a lively atmosphere around the stadium and that will be a relief to organisers who feared low profile games and the embarrassing prospect of empty seats should Ireland fall short.įrom that perspective, the next best alternative to qualification for McCarthy’s team would ironically be that Northern Ireland makes it through because of the numbers they would bring. Large numbers of Irish fans have already secured tickets for the Dublin fixtures through the lottery system. The presence of Poland in the group is good news for supporters with tickets who may not wish to attend if McCarthy’s side fail. "We would look at it commercially and it’s an opportunity to bring the second biggest tournament in the world to Dublin and show off football."
Spain would be very formidable, I think we could compete with Sweden and Poland. "Football wise, I'd let Mick speak for Mick in due course. "If you look at it from a hosting city perspective, of course we would love to be there but (it’s positive) with the Polish population in the Republic of Ireland and the Swedes will travel to Dublin in very significant numbers.
England manager Gareth Southgate and Croatia coach Zlatko Dalic on stage after being drawn in Group D REUTERS/Kai Pfaffenbach
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