The FA has been hit by a heftier fine of €12,500 for the away fans' booing of Amhrán na bhFiann, as England supporters having previously booed opposing anthems
The FAI has been fined €10,000 by UEFA over home fans booing God Save The King before the Nations League clash between Ireland and England at the Aviva Stadium in September.
Read More: Ireland’s Caoimhin Kelleher reacts to Liverpool future query ahead of landmark Champions League game "I think when we’re hosting any country in the world, we should pay respect to their anthem, just as they should pay respect to our anthem."And I thought overall the match was played in a wonderful atmosphere, there was a very happy atmosphere in the Aviva.
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