Legendary Republic of Ireland footballer Paul McGrath celebrated his 63rd birthday over the weekend, withfans taking to social media to reminisce about his career.
McGrath's story is well known at this point. He began his career at St Patrick's Athletic before having a hugely successful spell in England with Manchester United and Aston Villa. The defender had a glittering career and in 1993, was named the PFA Player of the year for the 93/94 season.
At International level, McGrath was a rock for Ireland and was a key part of Jack Charlton's hugely successful side. His crowning glory came at the 1994 World Cup, where the injured McGrath put on a defensive masterclass to dominate Roberto Baggio as Ray Houghton's early goal gave Ireland a famous 1-0 win over Italy at Giants Stadium.