Rugby bosses reject unionists' anthem argument

Ireland’s rugby authorities tonight rejected calls by unionists to have God Save the Queen played at an international match in Belfast.

Rugby bosses reject unionists' anthem argument

Ireland’s rugby authorities tonight rejected calls by unionists to have God Save the Queen played at an international match in Belfast.

The Irish Rugby Football Union (IRFU) is staging a game at Ravenhill Road in south Belfast next year but ruled out demands from the Ulster Unionist Party’s Michael McGimpsey for a rethink of a decision to not play God Save the Queen.

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