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Irish coach ends press conference after questions about Ireland's racism during game against Israel

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Al Jazeera English
“Israeli reporter’s ‘verbal attack’ ends Ireland football news conference”

Israeli journalists asked coach Hallgrimsson about the Flydubai attack and alleged racist abuse by Ireland's players.

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The Jerusalem Post
“Irish coach ends press conference after questions about Ireland's racism during game against Israel”

The coach refused to answer when an Israeli journalist asked why Irish players "call our players monkeys during the [previous] match..." according to The Guardian.

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Público
“Acusações de racismo interrompem conferência de imprensa antes do jogo Irlanda-Israel”

Jornalista israelita acusou jogadores irlandeses de insultos racistas no jogo de 27 de Setembro. A Federança da Irlanda rejeitou a acusação antes do reencontro das selecções, este domingo, na Sérvia.

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Al Jazeera English
“Israel face spitting allegation as Ireland boss ‘delighted’ ties after over”

Ireland manager says 'disciplinary committee will look at' allegations Israel player spat at one of his coaching staff.

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Haaretz
“Ireland's head soccer coach asks to prevent future matches against Israel”

After two politically charged matches, Ireland coach Heimir Hallgrímsson urged UEFA to keep the teams apart, citing strong Irish support for Palestine and saying he 'would not wish' another country to endure a similar two weeks against Israel

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The Jerusalem Post
“UEFA opens probe into alleged misconduct during Ireland-Israel soccer match”

The investigation follows reports of possible player misconduct during Ireland’s Nations League fixture against Israel, played behind closed doors in Serbia.

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