Football clubs have paid tribute to sporting legend Mick Meagan after his death was reported this weekend.
The Dubliner passed away on Sunday after battling a long illness. Mick was the first sportsman to captain the Republic of Ireland team and led a successful career as both player and manager.
He was appointed Ireland manager in 1969, making him the first leader to be given total control over selecting players. He also carried stints playing for Everton, Drogheda United, Bray Wanderers and Shamrock Rovers.