RTÉ confirms scaled back coverage for Nations League matches against Israel
RTÉ has confirmed that it will scale back its coverage of Ireland's two upcoming Nations League games against Israel.
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RTÉ has confirmed that it will scale back its coverage of Ireland's two upcoming Nations League games against Israel.
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Uefa have rejected a request by the Football Association of Ireland to be kept apart from Israel in future competition draws. European football’s governing body keep certain countries apart on political grounds, including Spain and Gibraltar, Armenia and Azerbaijan, and Ukraine and Russia.
Heimir Hallgrímsson began his press conference in Abbotstown on Thursday morning with a seven-minute presentation where he emphasised the importance of fulfilling the Nations League matches against Israel.
At the end of more than 35 minutes of media questions at his squad announcement for the upcoming Nations League games against Israel, Kosovo, and Austria, Heimir Hallgrímsson returned to the door of the main media room and asked his press officer whether it was time to start the football press conference.
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