Ireland fans gathered to pay tribute to Jack Charlton at the Walkinstown roundabout in Dublin - where famous scenes of celebration took place during the 1990 World Cup.
Supporters across the country have been paying their respects to the man affectionately known as 'Big Jack' as he is laid to rest today.
Green-clad locals turned out in Walkinstown to honour Charlton and reflect on the achievements which sparked the iconic celebrations at the same roundabout 30 years ago.
Radio stations played Ireland's Italia 90 song 'Put 'Em Under Pressure' earlier this afternoon as fans were encouraged to join in one last sing-song for Charlton.
20,000 people have signed an online book of condolences and the FAI are in talks with the Charlton family to plan a memorial for Big Jack when coronavirus restrictions are lifted.
Meanwhile, hundreds turned out to pay their final respects in Charlton's hometown of Ashington in the North-East of England this morning.
The funeral cortege, featuring members of the Charlton family, including Manchester United legend Bobby Charlton, left the family's home near Newcastle.
Flags paying tribute to Charlton were draped outside homes, with one labelling him 'Ashington's favourite son'.
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