Martin O'Neill Agrees to Step Down as Republic of Ireland Manager After 5 Years in Charge

​Martin O'Neill has mutually agreed with the Board of the Football Association Ireland to step down from his role as the manager of the Republic of Ireland.  O'Neill has been in charge for five years, after he was appointed on November 5th, 2013, and oversaw 55 games for the Irish team, including memorable wins over Germany and Italy.  His management team of Roy Keane, who was his deputy, as well as goalkeeping coach Seamus McDonagh and assistant coach Steve Guppy, have also relinquished their... Via All the latest breaking football news, transfer rumours, analysis, and match reports - 90min http://www.90min.com/