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Ireland Football Team May Boycott Handshakes With Israel
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First reported by Sport5 · 45 minutes ago
What happened
The Republic of Ireland football team is considering a protest against Israel, potentially including not shaking hands, due to controversial remarks by their coach. Captain Dara O'Shea confirmed discussions about the protest, while the coach admitted his comments may have been a leadership error.
- 01Ireland's football team may protest Israel during upcoming matches.
- 02A potential protest includes refusing to shake hands with Israeli players.
- 03The controversy follows remarks by Ireland's coach about "genocide."
- 04Team captain confirmed discussions about the potential protest.
- 05The coach acknowledged his comments may have been a leadership misstep.
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