Yasin Ozdenak: a white Turkey No.10 international jersey 1975-76, long-sleeved.

This jersey relates to the match v Republic of Ireland in Dublin 29th October 1975.

Hanspeter Schild: a white Switzerland No.5 international jersey 1974-75, long-sleeved.

This jersey relates to the match v Republic of Ireland played in Dublin 10th May 1975.

Henri Michel: a white France No.8 international jersey 1972-73, long-sleeved, the cockerel badge inscribed FRANCE - EIRE, 19-5-73.

This match was played in Paris.

Georges Bereta: a blue France No.9 international jersey 1972-73, long-sleeved.

This jersey relates to the match v Republic of Ireland in Dublin 15th November 1972.

Vyecheslav Semenov: a white Soviet Union No.7 international jersey 1972-73, short-sleeved.

This jersey relates to the match v Republic of Ireland played in Dublin 18th October 1972.

Herbert Rettensteiner: a white Austria No.9 international jersey 1970-71, long-sleeved.

This jersey relates to the match v Republic of Ireland in Dublin 30th May 1971.

Gianfranco Bedin: a blue Italy No.14 international jersey 1970-71, long-sleeved.

Eoin Hand was a substitute for the Republic of Ireland match v Italy in Dublin 10th May 1971 and swapped shirts with the Italian unused substitute Bedin of Inter.

Hubert Kostka: a white Poland No.10 international jersey 1969-70, long-sleeved.

Eoin Hand gained this jersey as a swap after the Republic of Ireland had played Poland in a friendly in Poznan 6th May 1970. Poland won 2-1.

The blue Manchester United shirt worn by captain Charlie Roberts in the Players' Union Match v Newcastle United at St James' Park 29th April 1908, long-sleeved, label for Alex Watson, Sports Outfitters, Manchester.

This shirt was worn by Charlie Roberts and is the only known surviving example from the game.

The shirt worn by the Manchester United captain Charlie Roberts during the club's first F.A. Cup Final appearance when they beat Bristol City 1-0 at the Crystal Palace 24th April 1909, white long-sleeved shirt with red 'V' and cuffs, embroidered cloth badge with silkwork red rose of Lancashire, label for Pilling, Briggs & Meredith, Sports Outfitters, Manchester, & 'Cup Tie' registered trade mark label and a name tag inscribed C ROBERTS, lacking original lacing.

The 1909 FA Cup Final was played at the Crystal Palace on 24th April and was contested by Manchester United and Bristol City. Manchester United won by a single goal, scored by Sand Turnbull, midway through the first half. This was the first of United's record eleven F.A. Cup titles to the present day.