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(Reuters) - The Football Association of Ireland (FAI) and national team manager Vera Pauw apologised on Wednesday for players singing a song referencing the IRA after they beat Scotland 1-0 and qualified for the women's World Cup finals for the first time.
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Republic of Ireland player Amber Barrett dedicated her game-winning goal against Scotland to the 10 victims of Friday explosion in Creeslough, Co Donegal.
The Republic of Ireland team have apologised following reports of players singing a pro-IRA chant in the dressing room following their 1-0 win over Scotland on Tuesday night.
The FAI have apologised after footage emerged of Republic of Ireland players singing pro-IRA song in the aftermath of their qualification for the World Cup in Glasgow on Tuesday night.
Amber Barrett will be a name that will go down in the annals of Irish football history.
Republic of Ireland manager Vera Pauw dedicated her side's World Cup play-off triumph to the women of Ireland and revealed that match-winner Amber Barrett promised her a goal if she brought her off the bench.
The Republic of Ireland have been applauded for their "historic" win over Scotland on Tuesday night which saw them qualify for their first major tournament.