The former Irish manager is being laid to rest in the UK today.
The FAI are asking Republic of Ireland fans to wear green today as the funeral takes place in the North East of England for the nation's most successful manager, Jack Charlton.
Jack passed away last Friday week at the age of 85.
Almost 20 thousand fans have signed the FAI's virtual book of condolences and the Association are in talks with Jack's family over a fitting memorial and tribute once coronavirus restrictions are lifted.
A round of applause for Jack Charlton as his funeral procession passes through Ashington. There are thousands here to say goodbye to one of their local heroes pic.twitter.com/1ATp7CPHQI
— Kieran Murray (@KieranPMurray) July 21, 2020
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