Duff steps down from Ireland coaching role


  • Football
  • Saturday, 09 Jan 2021

FILE PHOTO: Soccer Football - Scottish Cup Final - Heart of Midlothian v Celtic - Hampden Park, Glasgow, Britain - May 25, 2019 Celtic first team coach Damien Duff celebrates with after winning the Scottish Cup Final REUTERS/Russell Cheyne

(Reuters) - Former Chelsea winger Damien Duff has stepped down from his role as one of Ireland's assistant coaches, the country's football association (FAI) said.

The 41-year-old, who was capped 100 times by Ireland, was appointed to manager Stephen Kenny's staff in August last year alongside Keith Andrews.

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