Alan Lee Called Up - Ipswich Town News
Striker Alan Lee has been included in a 29-man Republic of Ireland squad for a friendly with Chile in a fortnight. Lee has previously won eight senior caps.
Prior to the match, Steve Staunton's squad will take part in a four-day training camp in Portugal with the game at Lansdowne Road on May 24th.
Ireland squad: Shay Given, Paddy Kenny, Wayne Henderson, Gary Breen , Andy O'Brien, Richard Dunne, Joey O'Brien, Ian Harte, Steve Finnan, Liam Lawrence, Stephen Kelly, John O'Shea, Stephen Reid, Andy Reid, Graeme Kavanagh, Jonathon Douglas, Alan Lee, Alan Quinn, Michael Doyle, Liam Miller, Kevin Kilbane, Damien Duff, Stephen Elliott, Kevin Doyle, Aiden McGeady, Terry Dixon, Jason Byrne, Robbie Keane, Clinton Morrison.
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