Ireland are set to play Israel in home and away Nations League matches, but there has been pressure to boycott games.

The captain suggested most players will be guided by the FAI’s judgment in fulfilling the fixtures

Onus on Government and FAI to prevent Nations League fixture from happening, Ruth Coppinger and Daniel Ennis say

Republic of Ireland skipper Nathan Collins must trust the FAI and the Irish Government to make the right decision over the Nations League tie

‘I think the best answer for us is just to win this game, to win this war [on the pitch] against them’

Republic of Ireland are set to face Israel in two Nations League fixtures later this year

Republic of Ireland manager Heimir Hallgrimsson has challenged his players to "win this war" against Israel when the teams meet in the Nations League.

Ireland are set to play Israel in home and away Nations League matches, but there has been pressure to boycott games.

Republic of Ireland are set to face Israel twice in UEFA Nations League matches, but are facing calls for a boycott.

May 29 : Ireland midfielder Jamie McGrath said the team do not want to get embroiled in the controversy surrounding their Nations League games against Israel after their friendly…

Supporters threw tennis balls onto the pitch, waved Palestinian flags and chanted 'Free Palestine' during Ireland’s game with Qatar, as protests intensified against upcoming…

Ireland's football match against Qatar was stalled by pro-Palestinian protests over upcoming games against Israel.

Ireland national team soccer coach Heimir Hallgrimsson said the throwing of tennis balls onto the pitch by fans in a pro-Palestinian protest “kills the game.”

Republic of Ireland’s match against Qatar on Thursday was disrupted when fans threw tennis balls onto the pitch

FAI emergency general meeting to hear motion in favour of boycotting Nations League fixtures with Israel

Remark comes as pressure grows on Ireland to boycott upcoming Nations League matches against Israel in Budapest and Dublin over Gaza actions

Government urged to cover any financial penalty faced by FAI if Nations League games not played