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Mark Travers is no longer part of Ireland 's qualifying rounds for Euro 2020 with Denmark and Gibraltar after being hand – injured in Portugal.
Bournemouth goalie suffered a thumb fracture at the training camp at Quinta Do Lago.
After medical treatment and an x-ray, it was decided to send the young man back to his home.
"It's an injury that Alan Kelly [goalkeeping coach] and the doc [Alan Byrne] I have never seen … he has a broken thumb fracture, "McCarthy told FAI TV.
"It's really sad for us because he's a good boy and a good goalkeeper, but he has to go back and get it fixed he wants to be ready for the start of the match [Premier League] season."
Travers was second behind Darren Randolph for June 7 with Denmark and the June 10 meeting with Gibraltar.
Sean McDermott, based in Norway, is also with the group in Portugal, having replaced the injured Kieran O 'Hara.
Keiren Westwood was excluded from the equation because of a treatment that was postponed at the end of the club season.
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