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In November 1989, a young Roy Keane was handed his League of Ireland competitive debut sparking the career of one of Ireland's greatest, and divisive, football figures. With two home-based players recently included in the international squad, Cian Manning looks back to where it all began for the Republic assistant boss. Roy Maurice Keane, born in Cork on 10th August 1971, was a sporting prodigy made in Ballinderry Park in Mayfield. A spell spent boxing was overtaken by his burgeoning soccer ability with local junior club, Rockmount AFC. His footballing fanatism was behind clubs Glasgow Celtic and Tottenham Hotspur with players such as Glenn Hoddle, Ireland’s Liam Brady and later Bryan Robson of Manchester United being admired by the young Keane. However, no offers came from English clubs during his eleven years at Rockmount Park. In 1989, the FAI with assistance from the Irish government created a FAS (Irish Training and Employment Authority, the state agency responsible for assisting job seekers) course for young players with League of Ireland clubs to avail of, one from each of the twenty-four clubs competing in the Premier and First Division. The course would take place in Palmerstown and would see players train from ten to twelve every morning and from two till four in the afternoon. Over the course of the day, there would be warm-ups, stretches, drills for ball control with three on three and five-a-side games. In essence, it allowed the crop of young League of Ireland players to be professionals in a semi-professional league. After a week’s training in Dublin, players would line out for their respective clubs at the weekend. Initially, approached by Cork City Keane signed up with the club, with the Turner's Cross sending the Mayfield man’s friend Len Downey to undertake the course in Dublin. However, Keane’s registration form was purported to have not been sent to the FAI. An article in the Irish Press in 1991 outlines: ‘…two more youngsters were signing at

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