The Nations League is back and begins with a quadruple-header in June as Stephen Kenny looks to guide the Republic of Ireland to success in the competition.
Having missed out on qualification for the 2022 World Cup in Qatar this winter, the Boys in Green will look to make positive results a priority in this competition as momentum builds within the squad.
After a tough start to life as Ireland manager, there were more signs of encouragement for Kenny in his team's most recent outings.
They are unbeaten in their last six outings, a record which stretches back to October of 2021 when they beat Azerbaijan 3-0.
That was followed by a win against Qatar before a very impressive performance against Portugal yielded a respectable 0-0 draw.
A thrilling 2-2 draw against World No. 1 side Belgium in March of this year came sandwiched in between wins over Luxembourg and Lithuania.
Now, the Republic will face Armenia, Scotland and two games against Ukraine as they open up their Nations League campaign with four matches across 10 days.
First up is a meeting with Armenia away from home.
Here are all the details you need to know about when Stephen Kenny will name his squad.
When will Stephen Kenny name his squad for the Nations League games?
Stephen Kenny will name his squad for the four Nations League games against Armenia, Scotland and the two Ukraine clashes on Wednesday, May 25.
What time will the squad be named?
The squad announcement is expected to come around lunchtime.
Where can I hear more on the squad news?
We will be bringing you all of the updates as they happen, so stay tuned to the Irish Mirror to get all of the details from the announcement as the news filters through.
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