The English anthem, God Save the King, was loudly booed by some fans attending the Republic of Ireland vs England football match at the Aviva Stadium.
Tánaiste Micheál Martin has criticised Irish football fans who booed the English national anthem during a soccer match between the two sides in Dublin.
Speaking in Newry on Monday morning, the Tánaiste hit out at those who booed the English anthem, saying that all national anthems should be respected. “I wasn't happy with it,” Mr Martin said. Mr Martin also said that he was “delighted” that English player Chiedozie Ogbene won man of the match as he “hails from Cork” and played for his own GAA Club Nemo Rangers “when he was a young fella”.
“The report has now been published and it has serious comments and observations to make in respect of a number of companies, including Kingspan.
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