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Irish Activists, Including President’s Sister, Call to Boycott Israel’s UEFA Nations League Matches

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First reported by N12 · 23 minutes ago

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Irish social activist Margaret Connelly, sister of Ireland’s president, calls for boycotting Israel’s upcoming UEFA Nations League matches amid accusations of genocide. Ireland plans to host Israel on neutral ground due to security concerns, but a boycott could lead to forfeiture and UEFA sanctions.

01Margaret Connelly, sister of Ireland’s president, urges boycott of Israel’s UEFA matches.
02She accuses Israel of genocide and cites ICC arrest warrants against Netanyahu.
03Ireland previously blocked a Euro 2000 match over Serbian war crimes, showing government influence.
04Israel won’t host matches due to conflict; Ireland will host on neutral ground.
05A boycott would cause Ireland to forfeit and face UEFA penalties.
06The issue highlights ongoing protests and political tensions in Ireland against Israel.

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