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Ireland's Dara O'Shea in action against Randal Kolo Muani of France

Ireland's Dara O'Shea in action against Randal Kolo Muani of France

Ireland's Dara O'Shea in action against Randal Kolo Muani of France

West Brom are counting the cost of Ireland's international window as Dara O'Sea has picked up an injury which could potentially end his season while Jayson Molumby is also sidelined for a number of weeks.

The duo reported back for duty with their club earlier this week but Baggies boss Carlos Corberan today confirmed that O'Shea had sustained a knee injury while Molumby has a groin strain.

"Skipper O’Shea picked up a knee injury playing for the Republic of Ireland against France at the Aviva Stadium in a UEFA Euro 2024 qualifier on Monday night, and Corberán has confirmed the defender will be out of action for around seven to eight weeks," West Brom's official club website said.

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Sombre: Brian Kerr watches St Pat’s take on Derry City during the Inchicore side’s 2-0 defeat at Richmond Park on Monday night. STEPHEN McCARTHY/SPORTSFILE

Sombre: Brian Kerr watches St Pat’s take on Derry City during the Inchicore side’s 2-0 defeat at Richmond Park on Monday night. STEPHEN McCARTHY/SPORTSFILE

Sombre: Brian Kerr watches St Pat’s take on Derry City during the Inchicore side’s 2-0 defeat at Richmond Park on Monday night. STEPHEN McCARTHY/SPORTSFILE

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Stephen Kenny

Stephen Kenny

"Midfielder Molumby sustained a groin problem while away with his nation, with the boss stating he’ll be missing for four weeks."

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