What time and TV channel is Hungary v Ireland on tonight?
Get the latest football news in your inbox every weekend for FREE by signing up to our email bulletin Invalid Email Something went wrong, please try again later. Sign me up! Thank you for subscribing We have more newsletters Show me See our privacy notice  The Republic of Ireland face Hungary in an international friendly tonight as they look to follow up a win last week. Stephen Kenny scored his first victory as Ireland manager in the 4-1 win, and they'll be hoping it can be a catalyst for a better run of results as they take on a side with one eye on Euro 2020. The hosts are preparing for the tournament, and are likely to rest some key stars in the Budapest clash. The match takes place at the Frenc Szusza Stadium in Hungary on Tuesday, June 8. The action gets under way at 7 pm Irish time. RTE Two will show the game live, with their coverage starting at 6.30pm. You can also follow updates with The Irish Mirror's live blog. Republic of Ireland Squad - Hungary  Goalkeepers: Caoimhin Kelleher (Liverpool), Gavin Bazunu (Rochdale, on loan from Manchester City), Mark Travers (AFC Bournemouth). Defenders: Matt Doherty (Tottenham Hotspur), Lee OConnor (Tranmere Rovers, on loan from Celtic), James McClean (Stoke City), Ryan Manning (Swansea City), Shane Duffy (Brighton and Hove Albion), Dara OShea (West Bromwich Albion), John Egan (Sheffield United), Andrew Omobamidele (Norwich City). Midfielders: Josh Cullen (Anderlecht), Conor Hourihane (Swansea City, on loan from Aston Villa), Harry Arter (Nottingham Forest), Jason Knight (Derby County), Jayson Molumby (Preston North End, on loan from Brighton and Hove Albion), Jamie McGrath (St. Mirren), Daniel Mandroiu (Shamrock Rovers). Forwards: James Collins (Cardiff City), Adam Idah (Norwich City), Troy Parrott (Tottenham Hotspur), Chiedozie Ogbene (Rotherham United), Ronan Curtis (Portsmouth), Daryl Horgan (Wycombe Wanderers). We at the Irish Mirror have created a brand-new newsletter to keep you up to speed with what's going on in the world of rugby, football, GAA, horse racing, boxing and more. It couldn't be simpler to sign up - simply enter your email address here and we'll do the rest. You can also enter your email in the box at the top of this article. There's an 'unsubscribe' button at the bottom of every email we send out. Quotes corner  (Image: Stephen McCarthy/Sportsfile via Getty Images)      Ireland defender Matt Doherty: There have been times where we just weren't able to put it in the net. It's an accumulation of all these things. Two games go by, three games go by. Everyone's talking about it and it's playing on your mind in the games. Look, it hasn't been easy at all and, as players, we take the majority of the blame for that. But there were definitely performances where we feel like we should have won a few games. Progress is there in terms of the style of play. Were not going away from how were trying to play just because the results havent been great. Im not going to get too disheartened or down. I know weve lost a lot of games and thats not good enough either. But now it's time to turn the page back onto a winning track and see where that takes us.  Ireland striker Troy Parrott: "He (Keane) was an unbelievable striker and to reach the level of goals he had would be a dream come true. "It's good to get off the mark, though. "It's been a tough season, I've got a lot of criticism. "Things don't always go according to plan, but it's finished the way I wanted it to go the whole time. "Obviously no-one wants to be criticised but it pushes me and makes me want to do even better. "I try not to pay attention to that too much. I want to concentrate on my football, ultimately score more goals. "It feels amazing, the stuff you dream of when you're growing up. The most important thing is the win, though, it's good to get that. "The lads felt like it needed something, we needed a spark from somewhere. I seen the ball dropping in space in front of me and I thought, I'll just go for it and the ball ended up in the back of the net." Betting odds  Hungary win: 11/8  Ireland win: 2/1  Draw: 19/10