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'Words wound': Immigrant Council of Ireland condemns racist abuse towards Ian Wright

The Immigrant Council of Ireland is condemning racist abuse towards former England footballer Ian Wright.

'Words wound': Immigrant Council of Ireland condemns racist abuse towards Ian Wright

Tue, 12 May, 2020 - 10:30

Digital Desk staff

The Immigrant Council of Ireland is condemning racist abuse towards former England footballer Ian Wright.

The ex-Arsenal striker said he had been subjected to racist messages on social media.

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