Ireland dominated a friendly against Grenada on 16 May, securing a comprehensive 5–0 victory in International Friendly Games. Operating in a 3–4–2–1 formation, the hosts controlled proceedings with 37 shots, of which 14 found the target, and generated 3.76 expected goals—a clear reflection of their attacking superiority. Grenada offered minimal resistance, managing just two shots with none on target and an xG of 0.05, indicating they posed virtually no threat throughout. The Caribbean side's goalkeeper recorded a clean sheet statistically but faced relentless pressure, with Ireland's dominance evident in every phase of play. This emphatic victory underscores Ireland's attacking potency in preparation for more competitive fixtures ahead.