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Ireland's FA votes to keep playing Israel matches

The Football Association of Ireland passed a motion at an extraordinary general meeting to continue scheduled games against Israel. The decision comes amid wider debate over sports ties with Israel due to the Gaza conflict. It matters because it sets a precedent for other national football associations facing similar questions about Israel fixtures.

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