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Packie Bonner, Kevin Sheedy, Mick McCarthy and Tony Cascarino all lined out for Ireland at Italia '90
Relive the Glory of Italia ’90 in Letterkenny this May.
Peak Top Agency present Irish football legends Packie Bonner, Kevin Sheedy, Mick McCarthy and Tony Cascarino for a once-in-a-lifetime Italia ’90 Reunion Night at the Mount Errigal Hotel, on Friday, May 30.
Hear the untold stories, iconic moments, and behind-the-scenes laughs from the tournament that captured the heart of a nation.
General admission prices are €28.50 with the VIP Meet and Greet: €69 – Snap a photo, grab an autograph, and share a moment with the heroes of ’90! Limited availability – don’t miss out! Tickets are available through Italia 90’ Reunion on EventBrite.
In their first ever appearance at the World Cup finals, Jack Charlton's side reached the quarter-finals before going to eventually 1-0 to hosts Italy, with Salvatore 'Toto' Schillaci scoring the only goal at the Stadio Olmypico in Rome.
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The came following the nerve-jangling last 16 penalty shootout win over Romania in Genoa, where Donegal's finest Bonner saved a penalty from Daniel Timofte before the nation held its breath as David O'Leary slotted home the winning spot kick. McCarthy was the captain of the team, with Cascarino starting the opening two games at centre-forward and Sheedy scoring Ireland's first ever goal at the World Cup finals in the 1-1 draw with England.
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