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English: Bobby Robson at the Republic of Ireland versus Slovakia match, Croke Park, Dublin. Cropped by User:Budgiekiller.
Cymraeg: Bobby Robson yng ngêm Gweriniaeth Iwerddon yn erbyn Slofacia, Parc Croke, Dulyn.
Date 29 March 2007, 00:10
Source Bobby Robson - International Football Consultant Republic of Ireland
Author rockface from Ireland

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