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Irish fans have taken over the streets of Prague ahead of tonight's massive World Cup play-off clash with Czechia.
The Green Army has travelled in huge numbers with supporters arriving in their droves as excitement builds in the Czech capital.
Tonight's clash is one for the ages with Heimir Hallgrimsson's side hoping to continue their remarkable run and secure a place in a play-off final back in Dublin.
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The match throws in at 7.45pm Irish time and will be shown live on RTÉ 2 and RTÉ Player, with coverage getting underway from 7pm.
Ahead of the crucial showdown, Kilkenny social media influencer Sean Carroll has released a poem to get fans in the mood.
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