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Two Cork City fans banned for life for chants about Stephen Bradley's son

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Two people have been banned from Cork City FC matches for life after chants about the Shamrock Rovers manager's son last week.

A statement from the club says both people admitted their involvement in directing abuse at Stephen Bradley. Cork City FC reacted with immediate anger and disappointment, after chants about Mr.

Bradley's son, who has leukaemia. The club says investigations "by the relevant authorities" are continuing - and it has thanked fans who've shown support to Stephen Bradley.

After the 1-0 defeat to Cork, Bradley said: “It’s disgusting. I’m going to put in a report to the police. Singing about my son ...

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