There's no let up for Stephen Kenny's men as they're back in action against Finland this weekend.
The Boys in Green were finally back in action in a 1-1 draw away to Bulgaria on Thursday night, and they'll quickly return to Ireland to prepare for a crucial Nations League home tie.
With a crunch Euro 2020 qualifier looming large, it'll be the last chance for Kenny to get a good look at some of his players for that tie - with a major tournament on the line in just a few weeks time.
Finland are the opponents in the Aviva Stadium, but government restrictions mean that fans will still have to sit this one out and watch from at home.
Here's all you need to know ahead of Stephen Kenny's first home game as Ireland boss.
DATE
The game will be played on Sunday, September 6
VENUE
The clash is set to go ahead in the Aviva Stadium in Dublin.
TIME
Kick-off is scheduled for 5 pm Irish time.
TV CHANNEL
Sky Sports Main Event, coverage begins at 4.30 pm.
TEAM NEWS
It's expected that in-form striker David McGoldrick will be back in green for the clash, having sat out Ireland's trip to Sofia with this game in mind.
Ireland didn't look to suffer any injuries in the Sofia draw however, with James McCarthy the only noticeable concern heading into the game - he played over 70 minutes without any problems.
A full injury update is expected ahead of the game.
BETTING ODDS
Ireland 3/4
Finland 18/5
Draw 12/5
