Police have launched a probe after the Republic of Ireland women's team were filmed singing a pro-IRA song after beating Scotland on Tuesday night.
Footage showed the players celebrating their World Cup qualifying playoff win in the Hampden dressing rooms as they appeared to chant "Up the Ra" - in reference to the IRA - to the tune of Celtic Symphony. Vera Pauw's side qualified for the tournament for the first time in their history following the 1-0 win before the clip was widely shared on on social media.
The Irish FA apologised this morning, with women's manager Vera Pauw saying there was "no excuse" for the "hurt caused". One of the victorious Irish stars also said they were "incredibly embarrassed" and "need to be better".