The video has been described as 'outrageous' and 'utterly insensitive' to victims
Police are investigating a video showing a pro-IRA chant in the dressing room of the Republic of Ireland's women's team after their 2023 FIFA World Cup qualifier.
Read next: Celtic handed €15k fine over anti-monarchy banner for 'message not fit for a sports event' after Queen's death "We will review this with the players and remind them of their responsibilities in this regard. I have spoken with players this morning and we are sorry collectively for any hurt caused, there can be no excuse for that."
Ireland's Foreign Affairs Minister Simon Coveney said that "clearly there was a mistake made after the match last night". "Republican terrorists were responsible for 60% of the deaths during the Troubles," Ms Forsythe said.
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