Protests at Ireland-Austria Nations League game
First reported 1 Oct, 15:05 UTCUpdated 2d ago6 sources
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A few hundred protesters gathered on the approach roads to the Aviva Stadium in opposition to this Sunday's game between Ireland and Israel in Serbia.
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A few hundred protesters gathered on the approach roads to the Aviva Stadium in opposition to this Sunday's game between Ireland and Israel in Serbia.
There was doubt whether Ireland would fulfil their fixtures against Israel this international break, but the first game was played at the weekend and the second is scheduled to take place too.
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- Protests at Ireland-Austria Nations League game (opens RTÉ News in a new tab)
A few hundred protesters gathered on the approach roads to the Aviva Stadium in opposition to this Sunday's game between Ireland and Israel in Serbia.
- As it happened: Republic of Ireland v Austria, Uefa Nations League (opens TheJournal.ie in a new tab)
Troy Parrott stars as Ireland let two-goal lead slip to draw 2-2 at Aviva Stadium.
- Protesters throw tennis balls and call on Ireland to boycott second match against Israel (opens Arab News in a new tab)
Protesters disrupted Ireland’s match against Austria, urging Ireland to boycott future games with Israel over its actions in Gaza. The Football Association of Ireland has resisted calls for a boycott due to potential UEFA sanctions.
- Ireland's clash with Austria is HALTED as furious fans throw hundreds of tennis balls onto the pitch in protest at matches against Israel going ahead (opens Daily Mail in a new tab)
There was doubt whether Ireland would fulfil their fixtures against Israel this international break, but the first game was played at the weekend and the second is scheduled to take place too.
- Protesters throw tennis balls, call on Ireland to boycott 2nd match against Israel (opens The Times of Israel in a new tab)
Balls bearing Palestinian flag thrown on to pitch during Ireland-Austria game prompting timeout, man with Palestinian flag runs onto pitch when match resumes
- Protesters rally outside Dublin stadium over Ireland-Israel match (opens Euronews in a new tab)
Around 200 protesters gathered near Dublin’s Aviva Stadium, calling on Ireland to boycott its upcoming Nations League match against Israel
