Five Imps were called up to represent their countries during the latest international break, with Ivan Varfolomeev making his senior international debut for Ukraine.
Andrei Coubiș, Chieo Ogbene, Oisin Gallagher and Yunus Konak were also involved for their respective nations across the September-October international window.
Ivan Varfolomeev
Ivan Varfolomeev made his senior international debut for Ukraine on Monday evening, coming off the bench in the second half of their UEFA Nations League clash with Hungary.
The midfielder was introduced in the 86th minute, replacing Shakhtar Donetsk’s Yegor Nazarina, as Ukraine suffered a narrow 2-1 defeat.
The appearance marked a landmark moment for the 22-year-old, who had previously represented Ukraine at youth level.
Andrei Coubiș
Andrei Coubiș made four appearances for Romania during the international break.
The defender featured across each of his nation's four fixtures, including twice against Sweden and their attacking duo of Viktor Gyökeres and Alexander Isak, continuing to gain valuable experience at senior international level.
Chieo Ogbene
Chieo Ogbene featured in three of the Republic of Ireland's four fixtures during the international break.
The winger was involved in both of Ireland's draws against Austria and Israel, with the three appearances taking his international tally to 38 caps.
Oisin Gallagher
Oisin Gallagher started as the Republic of Ireland U21s secured a place in the UEFA European Under-21 Championship play-offs with a famous 3-1 victory over England.
Playing at a near capacity Turner's Cross in Cork, Gallagher and his teammates came from behind to beat the reigning European champions, with Tommy Lonergan scoring twice alongside Conor McManus.
The victory saw Gallagher's side finish second in their qualifying group and book their place in November's play-offs for a spot at next summer's tournament.
Yunus Konak
Yunus Konak started for Türkiye U21s as they secured their place in the UEFA European Under-21 Championship play-offs with a goalless draw against Hungary.
The midfielder played 62 minutes before being replaced by Berat Gezek, with the result enough to see Türkiye finish second in their qualifying group.
Türkiye will now join the Republic of Ireland and six other nations in November's play-offs, with the four winners securing the remaining places at next summer's tournament.
