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Eurovision loses 35 million viewers this year after boycott over Israelโs participation
Ireland and four other countries boycotted the song contest this year, with RTร opting not to air the live show.
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Ireland and four other countries boycotted the song contest this year, with RTร opting not to air the live show.
Calls to boycott the fixtures have grown in recent weeks.
Sinn Fรฉin is to bring a motion before the Dรกil calling on the Government to support a boycott of Ireland's forthcoming soccer internationals against Israel.
Ireland are due to face Israel in the Nations League at a neutral venue on 27 September before a return game in Dublin on 4 October.
One of the three governing groups of the FAI has backed calls to hold an EGM to discuss a boycott.
Groups of fans threw tennis balls on the pitch Aviva Stadium and chanted support for Palestine.
Republic of Ireland manager Heimir Hallgrimsson says he respects the right of Irish fans to protest against the staging of the upcoming Nations League fixtures against Israel but made clear that he was not in favour of a boycott.