Ireland finished on a high at the World Cup qualifiers by defeating Czech Republic by 2-1 and clinching third place and the bronze medal.
Ireland took the lead in the 25th minute when David Ames scored from play. The Czech's equalised in the 54 minute and with further goals the game went into to golden goal extra-time.
Ireland clinched their bronze when Michael Watt scored in the 76 minute.
Read Conor O'Shea on how Ireland must fix their attitude, not the team selection, to compete with French.
Gabriele Marcotti, Eamon Dunphy and Trevor Steven discuss Fabio Capello's resignation as England manager
Live WEB-ONLY coverage of the RBS Under-20 6 Nations meeting of France and Ireland on Saturday 11 February
Tipperary manager Declan Ryan speaks to RTÉ's Brian Carthy about Lar Corbett's withdrawal from the county hurling panel
Sign up for the SPAR Great Ireland Run 2012 which takes place in the Phoenix Park on Sunday 15 April
