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John O’Shea, left, and Declan Rice during Republic of Ireland training at the FAI National Training Centre in Abbotstown in June 2018. Photo: Stephen McCarthy/Sportsfile
The person speaking, back in the early 1980s, was an Ireland international, but English-born, with an English accent.
The location was the dressing room, in England, of an English club, and before a game, while reading the newspaper and an account of an IRA landmine which took the lives of four British soldiers, he said, to no one in particular in a room full of team-mates who were all British, “great stuff, that’s another four of you bastards that we got” which resulting in a thumping by those team-mates, deeply upset at the comment.
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