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French are ashamed and sympathetic

I am writing about the off-side and handball that robbed the Irish football team of victory in the match against France.

Learn Irish, with your own cash

I stick by my comments. I am concerned about the young people, including my nieces and nephews.

Roy you muppet, go walk Triggs

Who the hell does Roy Keane think he is?

The day that football died

I do hope everyone who cares for football as much as I do is aware this beautiful game died on November 18 in Paris. Watching it die were millions of people throughout the world who believe that sport should reflect honesty and sportsmanship.

Please, put down the tragic violins

Isn't it time we moved on and forgot about Wednesday's 'glorious tragedy' before we become a laughing stock?

French people are feeling so ashamed

AS a French citizen, I would like to tell you how sorry and ashamed I feel about the way "les Bleus", who were more transparent than blue, dismissed your national team last night -- and so do most French people as well.

Rematch would truly be fair play

I REQUEST a replay of the France vs Ireland second leg on the basis that it goes against the FIFA 'fair play' initiative and does not adhere to the spirit of the game.

People should demand replay

DEAR French people, so it will be you and not the Irish who will go to South Africa.

Game of football has lost its soul

WHAT are the Football Association of Ireland going to do about this?

Dunphy's remark was hypocritical

Like most Irish people, I was devastated with Henry's handball which led to France's goal.

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