Two Cork City fans have been handed immediate lifetime bans by the club after "directing abuse" at Shamrock Rover's manager Stephen Bradley last week.
The incident happened last Friday 26 May at Turner's Cross after Cork's 1-0 win over Shamrock Rovers. Bradley was walking back across the pitch after a post-match interview, when Cork supporters started chanting at him from a pub which overlooks the pitch.
The vile chants were aimed at the manager's nine-year-old son Josh who has undergone treatment for leukaemia. In an update today, Cork City FC has confirmed it has given two individuals lifetime bans.