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[M]A TD[/M] yesterday [M]called for independent external audits of[/M] the FAI and [M]Sport Ireland’s books[/M] as the pressure ramps up on John Delaney.
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A COMPUTER game where players fire tennis balls at former FAI CEO John Delaney's head has gone viral.
The hit mini-game was launched by computer whizz Simon Darcy in the aftermath of Ireland's win over Georgia which featured a protest where fans threw tennis balls on the pitch during the match.
3 The game has become a viral hit
3 FAI executive vice president John Delaney Credit: PA:Press Association
3 Tennis balls rained down on the Aviva Stadium pitch in the 33rd minute Credit: Reuters
The software specialist claimed the game has already been played over a million times in less than 24 hours
He told the Irish Star: "My phone was hopping all day with people texting me about the game.
"From using Google Analytics I know that the website I have the game on has been accessed up to 100,000 times so it's likely that the game has been played millions of times.
"If I knew it was going to be so popular I would have added more levels to it."
TENNIS BALL PROBE
UEFA yesterday confirmed they would be investigating Irish fans' tennis ball protest during the Euro 2020 qualifier on Tuesday.
When the game reached the 33rd minute the balls began to rain down on the pitch as a protest against John Delaney and the FAI.
Delaney has come under mounting pressure since it was revealed he paid a €100,000 "bridging" loan to the FAI in 2017.
Following Ireland's 1-0 win against Gibraltar last Saturday, Delaney announced he would be leaving his chief executive role to take up a new executive vice president position.
Today the Irish Sun revealed the FAI returned with the begging bowl and requested an early drawdown of its funding from Sport Ireland in 2019.
The Irish Sun revealed in January that between 2015 and 2018 John Delaney sought early access to millions of euro of State funding that hadn’t been approved yet.
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[M]A TD[/M] yesterday [M]called for independent external audits of the FAI[/M] and Sport Ireland’s [M]books[/M] as the pressure ramps up on John Delaney.
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A COMPUTER game where players fire tennis balls at former FAI CEO John Delaney's head has gone viral.
The hit mini-game was launched by computer whizz Simon Darcy in the aftermath of Ireland's win over Georgia which featured a protest where fans threw tennis balls on the pitch during the match.
3 The game has become a viral hit
3 FAI executive vice president John Delaney Credit: PA:Press Association
3 Tennis balls rained down on the Aviva Stadium pitch in the 33rd minute Credit: Reuters
The software specialist claimed the game has already been played over a million times in less than 24 hours
He told the Irish Star: "My phone was hopping all day with people texting me about the game.
"From using Google Analytics I know that the website I have the game on has been accessed up to 100,000 times so it's likely that the game has been played millions of times.
"If I knew it was going to be so popular I would have added more levels to it."
TENNIS BALL PROBE
UEFA yesterday confirmed they would be investigating Irish fans' tennis ball protest during the Euro 2020 qualifier on Tuesday.
When the game reached the 33rd minute the balls began to rain down on the pitch as a protest against John Delaney and the FAI.
Delaney has come under mounting pressure since it was revealed he paid a €100,000 "bridging" loan to the FAI in 2017.
Following Ireland's 1-0 win against Gibraltar last Saturday, Delaney announced he would be leaving his chief executive role to take up a new executive vice president position.
Today the Irish Sun revealed the FAI returned with the begging bowl and requested an early drawdown of its funding from Sport Ireland in 2019.
The Irish Sun revealed in January that between 2015 and 2018 John Delaney sought early access to millions of euro of State funding that hadn’t been approved yet.
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The ex-Chief Executive watched [M]Ireland beat Georgia in their Euro 2020 qualifier[/M] at the Aviva Stadium accompanied by partner Emma English.
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A COMPUTER game where players fire tennis balls at former FAI CEO John Delaney's head has gone viral.
The hit mini-game was launched by computer whizz Simon Darcy in the aftermath of Ireland's win over Georgia which featured a protest where fans threw tennis balls on the pitch during the match.
3 The game has become a viral hit
3 FAI executive vice president John Delaney Credit: PA:Press Association
3 Tennis balls rained down on the Aviva Stadium pitch in the 33rd minute Credit: Reuters
The software specialist claimed the game has already been played over a million times in less than 24 hours
He told the Irish Star: "My phone was hopping all day with people texting me about the game.
"From using Google Analytics I know that the website I have the game on has been accessed up to 100,000 times so it's likely that the game has been played millions of times.
"If I knew it was going to be so popular I would have added more levels to it."
TENNIS BALL PROBE
UEFA yesterday confirmed they would be investigating Irish fans' tennis ball protest during the Euro 2020 qualifier on Tuesday.
When the game reached the 33rd minute the balls began to rain down on the pitch as a protest against John Delaney and the FAI.
Delaney has come under mounting pressure since it was revealed he paid a €100,000 "bridging" loan to the FAI in 2017.
Following Ireland's 1-0 win against Gibraltar last Saturday, Delaney announced he would be leaving his chief executive role to take up a new executive vice president position.
Today the Irish Sun revealed the FAI returned with the begging bowl and requested an early drawdown of its funding from Sport Ireland in 2019.
The Irish Sun revealed in January that between 2015 and 2018 John Delaney sought early access to millions of euro of State funding that hadn’t been approved yet.
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The ex-Chief Executive watched [M]Ireland beat Georgia[/M] in their Euro 2020 qualifier at the Aviva Stadium accompanied by partner Emma English.
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A COMPUTER game where players fire tennis balls at former FAI CEO John Delaney's head has gone viral.
The hit mini-game was launched by computer whizz Simon Darcy in the aftermath of Ireland's win over Georgia which featured a protest where fans threw tennis balls on the pitch during the match.
3 The game has become a viral hit
3 FAI executive vice president John Delaney Credit: PA:Press Association
3 Tennis balls rained down on the Aviva Stadium pitch in the 33rd minute Credit: Reuters
The software specialist claimed the game has already been played over a million times in less than 24 hours
He told the Irish Star: "My phone was hopping all day with people texting me about the game.
"From using Google Analytics I know that the website I have the game on has been accessed up to 100,000 times so it's likely that the game has been played millions of times.
"If I knew it was going to be so popular I would have added more levels to it."
TENNIS BALL PROBE
UEFA yesterday confirmed they would be investigating Irish fans' tennis ball protest during the Euro 2020 qualifier on Tuesday.
When the game reached the 33rd minute the balls began to rain down on the pitch as a protest against John Delaney and the FAI.
Delaney has come under mounting pressure since it was revealed he paid a €100,000 "bridging" loan to the FAI in 2017.
Following Ireland's 1-0 win against Gibraltar last Saturday, Delaney announced he would be leaving his chief executive role to take up a new executive vice president position.
Today the Irish Sun revealed the FAI returned with the begging bowl and requested an early drawdown of its funding from Sport Ireland in 2019.
The Irish Sun revealed in January that between 2015 and 2018 John Delaney sought early access to millions of euro of State funding that hadn’t been approved yet.
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[M]The ex-Chief Executive[/M] watched Ireland beat Georgia in their Euro 2020 qualifier at the Aviva Stadium accompanied by [M]partner Emma English[/M].
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A COMPUTER game where players fire tennis balls at former FAI CEO John Delaney's head has gone viral.
The hit mini-game was launched by computer whizz Simon Darcy in the aftermath of Ireland's win over Georgia which featured a protest where fans threw tennis balls on the pitch during the match.
3 The game has become a viral hit
3 FAI executive vice president John Delaney Credit: PA:Press Association
3 Tennis balls rained down on the Aviva Stadium pitch in the 33rd minute Credit: Reuters
The software specialist claimed the game has already been played over a million times in less than 24 hours
He told the Irish Star: "My phone was hopping all day with people texting me about the game.
"From using Google Analytics I know that the website I have the game on has been accessed up to 100,000 times so it's likely that the game has been played millions of times.
"If I knew it was going to be so popular I would have added more levels to it."
TENNIS BALL PROBE
UEFA yesterday confirmed they would be investigating Irish fans' tennis ball protest during the Euro 2020 qualifier on Tuesday.
When the game reached the 33rd minute the balls began to rain down on the pitch as a protest against John Delaney and the FAI.
Delaney has come under mounting pressure since it was revealed he paid a €100,000 "bridging" loan to the FAI in 2017.
Following Ireland's 1-0 win against Gibraltar last Saturday, Delaney announced he would be leaving his chief executive role to take up a new executive vice president position.
Today the Irish Sun revealed the FAI returned with the begging bowl and requested an early drawdown of its funding from Sport Ireland in 2019.
The Irish Sun revealed in January that between 2015 and 2018 John Delaney sought early access to millions of euro of State funding that hadn’t been approved yet.
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[M]The ex-Chief Executive[/M] watched Ireland beat Georgia in their Euro 2020 qualifier at the Aviva Stadium [M]accompanied by[/M] partner [M]Emma English[/M].
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A COMPUTER game where players fire tennis balls at former FAI CEO John Delaney's head has gone viral.
The hit mini-game was launched by computer whizz Simon Darcy in the aftermath of Ireland's win over Georgia which featured a protest where fans threw tennis balls on the pitch during the match.
3 The game has become a viral hit
3 FAI executive vice president John Delaney Credit: PA:Press Association
3 Tennis balls rained down on the Aviva Stadium pitch in the 33rd minute Credit: Reuters
The software specialist claimed the game has already been played over a million times in less than 24 hours
He told the Irish Star: "My phone was hopping all day with people texting me about the game.
"From using Google Analytics I know that the website I have the game on has been accessed up to 100,000 times so it's likely that the game has been played millions of times.
"If I knew it was going to be so popular I would have added more levels to it."
TENNIS BALL PROBE
UEFA yesterday confirmed they would be investigating Irish fans' tennis ball protest during the Euro 2020 qualifier on Tuesday.
When the game reached the 33rd minute the balls began to rain down on the pitch as a protest against John Delaney and the FAI.
Delaney has come under mounting pressure since it was revealed he paid a €100,000 "bridging" loan to the FAI in 2017.
Following Ireland's 1-0 win against Gibraltar last Saturday, Delaney announced he would be leaving his chief executive role to take up a new executive vice president position.
Today the Irish Sun revealed the FAI returned with the begging bowl and requested an early drawdown of its funding from Sport Ireland in 2019.
The Irish Sun revealed in January that between 2015 and 2018 John Delaney sought early access to millions of euro of State funding that hadn’t been approved yet.
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[M]The ex-Chief Executive watched Ireland beat Georgia[/M] in their Euro 2020 qualifier [M]at the Aviva Stadium[/M] accompanied by partner Emma English.
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A COMPUTER game where players fire tennis balls at former FAI CEO John Delaney's head has gone viral.
The hit mini-game was launched by computer whizz Simon Darcy in the aftermath of Ireland's win over Georgia which featured a protest where fans threw tennis balls on the pitch during the match.
3 The game has become a viral hit
3 FAI executive vice president John Delaney Credit: PA:Press Association
3 Tennis balls rained down on the Aviva Stadium pitch in the 33rd minute Credit: Reuters
The software specialist claimed the game has already been played over a million times in less than 24 hours
He told the Irish Star: "My phone was hopping all day with people texting me about the game.
"From using Google Analytics I know that the website I have the game on has been accessed up to 100,000 times so it's likely that the game has been played millions of times.
"If I knew it was going to be so popular I would have added more levels to it."
TENNIS BALL PROBE
UEFA yesterday confirmed they would be investigating Irish fans' tennis ball protest during the Euro 2020 qualifier on Tuesday.
When the game reached the 33rd minute the balls began to rain down on the pitch as a protest against John Delaney and the FAI.
Delaney has come under mounting pressure since it was revealed he paid a €100,000 "bridging" loan to the FAI in 2017.
Following Ireland's 1-0 win against Gibraltar last Saturday, Delaney announced he would be leaving his chief executive role to take up a new executive vice president position.
Today the Irish Sun revealed the FAI returned with the begging bowl and requested an early drawdown of its funding from Sport Ireland in 2019.
The Irish Sun revealed in January that between 2015 and 2018 John Delaney sought early access to millions of euro of State funding that hadn’t been approved yet.
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[M]The ex-Chief Executive watched Ireland beat Georgia[/M] in their Euro 2020 qualifier at the Aviva Stadium accompanied by partner Emma English.
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A COMPUTER game where players fire tennis balls at former FAI CEO John Delaney's head has gone viral.
The hit mini-game was launched by computer whizz Simon Darcy in the aftermath of Ireland's win over Georgia which featured a protest where fans threw tennis balls on the pitch during the match.
3 The game has become a viral hit
3 FAI executive vice president John Delaney Credit: PA:Press Association
3 Tennis balls rained down on the Aviva Stadium pitch in the 33rd minute Credit: Reuters
The software specialist claimed the game has already been played over a million times in less than 24 hours
He told the Irish Star: "My phone was hopping all day with people texting me about the game.
"From using Google Analytics I know that the website I have the game on has been accessed up to 100,000 times so it's likely that the game has been played millions of times.
"If I knew it was going to be so popular I would have added more levels to it."
TENNIS BALL PROBE
UEFA yesterday confirmed they would be investigating Irish fans' tennis ball protest during the Euro 2020 qualifier on Tuesday.
When the game reached the 33rd minute the balls began to rain down on the pitch as a protest against John Delaney and the FAI.
Delaney has come under mounting pressure since it was revealed he paid a €100,000 "bridging" loan to the FAI in 2017.
Following Ireland's 1-0 win against Gibraltar last Saturday, Delaney announced he would be leaving his chief executive role to take up a new executive vice president position.
Today the Irish Sun revealed the FAI returned with the begging bowl and requested an early drawdown of its funding from Sport Ireland in 2019.
The Irish Sun revealed in January that between 2015 and 2018 John Delaney sought early access to millions of euro of State funding that hadn’t been approved yet.
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[M]Niall Collins pointed to scandals within[/M] Scouting Ireland, Swim Ireland and [M]the Olympic Council of Ireland as just one reason to launch a probe.[/M]
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A COMPUTER game where players fire tennis balls at former FAI CEO John Delaney's head has gone viral.
The hit mini-game was launched by computer whizz Simon Darcy in the aftermath of Ireland's win over Georgia which featured a protest where fans threw tennis balls on the pitch during the match.
3 The game has become a viral hit
3 FAI executive vice president John Delaney Credit: PA:Press Association
3 Tennis balls rained down on the Aviva Stadium pitch in the 33rd minute Credit: Reuters
The software specialist claimed the game has already been played over a million times in less than 24 hours
He told the Irish Star: "My phone was hopping all day with people texting me about the game.
"From using Google Analytics I know that the website I have the game on has been accessed up to 100,000 times so it's likely that the game has been played millions of times.
"If I knew it was going to be so popular I would have added more levels to it."
TENNIS BALL PROBE
UEFA yesterday confirmed they would be investigating Irish fans' tennis ball protest during the Euro 2020 qualifier on Tuesday.
When the game reached the 33rd minute the balls began to rain down on the pitch as a protest against John Delaney and the FAI.
Delaney has come under mounting pressure since it was revealed he paid a €100,000 "bridging" loan to the FAI in 2017.
Following Ireland's 1-0 win against Gibraltar last Saturday, Delaney announced he would be leaving his chief executive role to take up a new executive vice president position.
Today the Irish Sun revealed the FAI returned with the begging bowl and requested an early drawdown of its funding from Sport Ireland in 2019.
The Irish Sun revealed in January that between 2015 and 2018 John Delaney sought early access to millions of euro of State funding that hadn’t been approved yet.
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[M]Niall Collins pointed to scandals within[/M] Scouting Ireland, [M]Swim Ireland[/M] and the Olympic Council of Ireland [M]as just one reason to launch a probe.[/M]
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A COMPUTER game where players fire tennis balls at former FAI CEO John Delaney's head has gone viral.
The hit mini-game was launched by computer whizz Simon Darcy in the aftermath of Ireland's win over Georgia which featured a protest where fans threw tennis balls on the pitch during the match.
3 The game has become a viral hit
3 FAI executive vice president John Delaney Credit: PA:Press Association
3 Tennis balls rained down on the Aviva Stadium pitch in the 33rd minute Credit: Reuters
The software specialist claimed the game has already been played over a million times in less than 24 hours
He told the Irish Star: "My phone was hopping all day with people texting me about the game.
"From using Google Analytics I know that the website I have the game on has been accessed up to 100,000 times so it's likely that the game has been played millions of times.
"If I knew it was going to be so popular I would have added more levels to it."
TENNIS BALL PROBE
UEFA yesterday confirmed they would be investigating Irish fans' tennis ball protest during the Euro 2020 qualifier on Tuesday.
When the game reached the 33rd minute the balls began to rain down on the pitch as a protest against John Delaney and the FAI.
Delaney has come under mounting pressure since it was revealed he paid a €100,000 "bridging" loan to the FAI in 2017.
Following Ireland's 1-0 win against Gibraltar last Saturday, Delaney announced he would be leaving his chief executive role to take up a new executive vice president position.
Today the Irish Sun revealed the FAI returned with the begging bowl and requested an early drawdown of its funding from Sport Ireland in 2019.
The Irish Sun revealed in January that between 2015 and 2018 John Delaney sought early access to millions of euro of State funding that hadn’t been approved yet.
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[M]Niall Collins pointed to scandals within Scouting Ireland[/M], Swim Ireland and the Olympic Council of Ireland [M]as just one reason to launch a probe.[/M]
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A COMPUTER game where players fire tennis balls at former FAI CEO John Delaney's head has gone viral.
The hit mini-game was launched by computer whizz Simon Darcy in the aftermath of Ireland's win over Georgia which featured a protest where fans threw tennis balls on the pitch during the match.
3 The game has become a viral hit
3 FAI executive vice president John Delaney Credit: PA:Press Association
3 Tennis balls rained down on the Aviva Stadium pitch in the 33rd minute Credit: Reuters
The software specialist claimed the game has already been played over a million times in less than 24 hours
He told the Irish Star: "My phone was hopping all day with people texting me about the game.
"From using Google Analytics I know that the website I have the game on has been accessed up to 100,000 times so it's likely that the game has been played millions of times.
"If I knew it was going to be so popular I would have added more levels to it."
TENNIS BALL PROBE
UEFA yesterday confirmed they would be investigating Irish fans' tennis ball protest during the Euro 2020 qualifier on Tuesday.
When the game reached the 33rd minute the balls began to rain down on the pitch as a protest against John Delaney and the FAI.
Delaney has come under mounting pressure since it was revealed he paid a €100,000 "bridging" loan to the FAI in 2017.
Following Ireland's 1-0 win against Gibraltar last Saturday, Delaney announced he would be leaving his chief executive role to take up a new executive vice president position.
Today the Irish Sun revealed the FAI returned with the begging bowl and requested an early drawdown of its funding from Sport Ireland in 2019.
The Irish Sun revealed in January that between 2015 and 2018 John Delaney sought early access to millions of euro of State funding that hadn’t been approved yet.
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When [M]the game reached the 33rd minute[/M] the [M]balls[/M] began [M]to rain down on the pitch as a protest against[/M] John Delaney and [M]the FAI.[/M]
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EMBATTLED former FAI boss John Delaney last night presented a united front with his partner as tennis ball-slinging fans called for him to step away from Irish football.
The ex-Chief Executive watched Ireland beat Georgia in their Euro 2020 qualifier at the Aviva Stadium accompanied by partner Emma English.
7 John Delaney and Emma English at the Aviva for Ireland V Georgia match Credit: Inpho
7 Ireland fans hold up sign saying 'JD OUT' in reference to ex-CEO of the FAI John Delaney at the Aviva Credit: Inpho
Emma was all smiles as she stood beside the under-fire footie boss and cheered on the Boys in Green.
Delaney’s replacement, the new FAI interim CEO, Rea Walshe was also pictured in the crowd.
Several fans held up ‘Delaney Out’ signs in the crowd throughout the match with spectators throwing tennis balls onto the pitch in protest of the recent revelations about strange financial practices at the FAI.
Dozens of tennis balls were thrown onto the pitch in the 33rd minute of the match which were cleared by ground staff and players.
A large number of fans also sang chants of “f*** Delaney and the FAI” from the crowd.
A TD yesterday called for independent external audits of the FAI and Sport Ireland’s books as the pressure ramps up on John Delaney.
Niall Collins pointed to scandals within Scouting Ireland, Swim Ireland and the Olympic Council of Ireland as just one reason to launch a probe.
And in a separate move, Oireachtas committee member Catherine Murphy has called for her colleague Kevin O’Keeffe to remove himself from the committee following Irish Sun revelations he sourced World Cup final tickets from Delaney.
'THEY'VE INVENTED THIS POSITION OF EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT'
Deputy Collins told the Irish Sun: “They’ve invented this position of Executive Vice President for John Delaney which has kind of come out of left field.
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When [M]the game reached the 33rd minute[/M] the [M]balls[/M] began [M]to rain down on the pitch as a protest against John Delaney[/M] and the FAI.
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EMBATTLED former FAI boss John Delaney last night presented a united front with his partner as tennis ball-slinging fans called for him to step away from Irish football.
The ex-Chief Executive watched Ireland beat Georgia in their Euro 2020 qualifier at the Aviva Stadium accompanied by partner Emma English.
7 John Delaney and Emma English at the Aviva for Ireland V Georgia match Credit: Inpho
7 Ireland fans hold up sign saying 'JD OUT' in reference to ex-CEO of the FAI John Delaney at the Aviva Credit: Inpho
Emma was all smiles as she stood beside the under-fire footie boss and cheered on the Boys in Green.
Delaney’s replacement, the new FAI interim CEO, Rea Walshe was also pictured in the crowd.
Several fans held up ‘Delaney Out’ signs in the crowd throughout the match with spectators throwing tennis balls onto the pitch in protest of the recent revelations about strange financial practices at the FAI.
Dozens of tennis balls were thrown onto the pitch in the 33rd minute of the match which were cleared by ground staff and players.
A large number of fans also sang chants of “f*** Delaney and the FAI” from the crowd.
A TD yesterday called for independent external audits of the FAI and Sport Ireland’s books as the pressure ramps up on John Delaney.
Niall Collins pointed to scandals within Scouting Ireland, Swim Ireland and the Olympic Council of Ireland as just one reason to launch a probe.
And in a separate move, Oireachtas committee member Catherine Murphy has called for her colleague Kevin O’Keeffe to remove himself from the committee following Irish Sun revelations he sourced World Cup final tickets from Delaney.
'THEY'VE INVENTED THIS POSITION OF EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT'
Deputy Collins told the Irish Sun: “They’ve invented this position of Executive Vice President for John Delaney which has kind of come out of left field.
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[M]When the game reached the 33rd minute the balls began to rain down on the pitch[/M] as a protest against John Delaney and the FAI.
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EMBATTLED former FAI boss John Delaney last night presented a united front with his partner as tennis ball-slinging fans called for him to step away from Irish football.
The ex-Chief Executive watched Ireland beat Georgia in their Euro 2020 qualifier at the Aviva Stadium accompanied by partner Emma English.
7 John Delaney and Emma English at the Aviva for Ireland V Georgia match Credit: Inpho
7 Ireland fans hold up sign saying 'JD OUT' in reference to ex-CEO of the FAI John Delaney at the Aviva Credit: Inpho
Emma was all smiles as she stood beside the under-fire footie boss and cheered on the Boys in Green.
Delaney’s replacement, the new FAI interim CEO, Rea Walshe was also pictured in the crowd.
Several fans held up ‘Delaney Out’ signs in the crowd throughout the match with spectators throwing tennis balls onto the pitch in protest of the recent revelations about strange financial practices at the FAI.
Dozens of tennis balls were thrown onto the pitch in the 33rd minute of the match which were cleared by ground staff and players.
A large number of fans also sang chants of “f*** Delaney and the FAI” from the crowd.
A TD yesterday called for independent external audits of the FAI and Sport Ireland’s books as the pressure ramps up on John Delaney.
Niall Collins pointed to scandals within Scouting Ireland, Swim Ireland and the Olympic Council of Ireland as just one reason to launch a probe.
And in a separate move, Oireachtas committee member Catherine Murphy has called for her colleague Kevin O’Keeffe to remove himself from the committee following Irish Sun revelations he sourced World Cup final tickets from Delaney.
'THEY'VE INVENTED THIS POSITION OF EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT'
Deputy Collins told the Irish Sun: “They’ve invented this position of Executive Vice President for John Delaney which has kind of come out of left field.
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Following Ireland's 1-0 win against Gibraltar last Saturday, [M]Delaney announced he would be[/M] leaving his chief executive role to [M]take up a new executive vice president position[/M].
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EMBATTLED former FAI boss John Delaney last night presented a united front with his partner as tennis ball-slinging fans called for him to step away from Irish football.
The ex-Chief Executive watched Ireland beat Georgia in their Euro 2020 qualifier at the Aviva Stadium accompanied by partner Emma English.
7 John Delaney and Emma English at the Aviva for Ireland V Georgia match Credit: Inpho
7 Ireland fans hold up sign saying 'JD OUT' in reference to ex-CEO of the FAI John Delaney at the Aviva Credit: Inpho
Emma was all smiles as she stood beside the under-fire footie boss and cheered on the Boys in Green.
Delaney’s replacement, the new FAI interim CEO, Rea Walshe was also pictured in the crowd.
Several fans held up ‘Delaney Out’ signs in the crowd throughout the match with spectators throwing tennis balls onto the pitch in protest of the recent revelations about strange financial practices at the FAI.
Dozens of tennis balls were thrown onto the pitch in the 33rd minute of the match which were cleared by ground staff and players.
A large number of fans also sang chants of “f*** Delaney and the FAI” from the crowd.
A TD yesterday called for independent external audits of the FAI and Sport Ireland’s books as the pressure ramps up on John Delaney.
Niall Collins pointed to scandals within Scouting Ireland, Swim Ireland and the Olympic Council of Ireland as just one reason to launch a probe.
And in a separate move, Oireachtas committee member Catherine Murphy has called for her colleague Kevin O’Keeffe to remove himself from the committee following Irish Sun revelations he sourced World Cup final tickets from Delaney.
'THEY'VE INVENTED THIS POSITION OF EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT'
Deputy Collins told the Irish Sun: “They’ve invented this position of Executive Vice President for John Delaney which has kind of come out of left field.
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Following Ireland's 1-0 win against Gibraltar last Saturday, [M]Delaney announced he would be leaving his chief executive role[/M] to take up a new executive vice president position.
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EMBATTLED former FAI boss John Delaney last night presented a united front with his partner as tennis ball-slinging fans called for him to step away from Irish football.
The ex-Chief Executive watched Ireland beat Georgia in their Euro 2020 qualifier at the Aviva Stadium accompanied by partner Emma English.
7 John Delaney and Emma English at the Aviva for Ireland V Georgia match Credit: Inpho
7 Ireland fans hold up sign saying 'JD OUT' in reference to ex-CEO of the FAI John Delaney at the Aviva Credit: Inpho
Emma was all smiles as she stood beside the under-fire footie boss and cheered on the Boys in Green.
Delaney’s replacement, the new FAI interim CEO, Rea Walshe was also pictured in the crowd.
Several fans held up ‘Delaney Out’ signs in the crowd throughout the match with spectators throwing tennis balls onto the pitch in protest of the recent revelations about strange financial practices at the FAI.
Dozens of tennis balls were thrown onto the pitch in the 33rd minute of the match which were cleared by ground staff and players.
A large number of fans also sang chants of “f*** Delaney and the FAI” from the crowd.
A TD yesterday called for independent external audits of the FAI and Sport Ireland’s books as the pressure ramps up on John Delaney.
Niall Collins pointed to scandals within Scouting Ireland, Swim Ireland and the Olympic Council of Ireland as just one reason to launch a probe.
And in a separate move, Oireachtas committee member Catherine Murphy has called for her colleague Kevin O’Keeffe to remove himself from the committee following Irish Sun revelations he sourced World Cup final tickets from Delaney.
'THEY'VE INVENTED THIS POSITION OF EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT'
Deputy Collins told the Irish Sun: “They’ve invented this position of Executive Vice President for John Delaney which has kind of come out of left field.
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Following [M]Ireland's 1-0 win[/M] against Gibraltar [M]last Saturday[/M], Delaney announced he would be leaving his chief executive role to take up a new executive vice president position.
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EMBATTLED former FAI boss John Delaney last night presented a united front with his partner as tennis ball-slinging fans called for him to step away from Irish football.
The ex-Chief Executive watched Ireland beat Georgia in their Euro 2020 qualifier at the Aviva Stadium accompanied by partner Emma English.
7 John Delaney and Emma English at the Aviva for Ireland V Georgia match Credit: Inpho
7 Ireland fans hold up sign saying 'JD OUT' in reference to ex-CEO of the FAI John Delaney at the Aviva Credit: Inpho
Emma was all smiles as she stood beside the under-fire footie boss and cheered on the Boys in Green.
Delaney’s replacement, the new FAI interim CEO, Rea Walshe was also pictured in the crowd.
Several fans held up ‘Delaney Out’ signs in the crowd throughout the match with spectators throwing tennis balls onto the pitch in protest of the recent revelations about strange financial practices at the FAI.
Dozens of tennis balls were thrown onto the pitch in the 33rd minute of the match which were cleared by ground staff and players.
A large number of fans also sang chants of “f*** Delaney and the FAI” from the crowd.
A TD yesterday called for independent external audits of the FAI and Sport Ireland’s books as the pressure ramps up on John Delaney.
Niall Collins pointed to scandals within Scouting Ireland, Swim Ireland and the Olympic Council of Ireland as just one reason to launch a probe.
And in a separate move, Oireachtas committee member Catherine Murphy has called for her colleague Kevin O’Keeffe to remove himself from the committee following Irish Sun revelations he sourced World Cup final tickets from Delaney.
'THEY'VE INVENTED THIS POSITION OF EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT'
Deputy Collins told the Irish Sun: “They’ve invented this position of Executive Vice President for John Delaney which has kind of come out of left field.
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Following [M]Ireland's 1-0 win against Gibraltar[/M] last Saturday, Delaney announced he would be leaving his chief executive role to take up a new executive vice president position.
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EMBATTLED former FAI boss John Delaney last night presented a united front with his partner as tennis ball-slinging fans called for him to step away from Irish football.
The ex-Chief Executive watched Ireland beat Georgia in their Euro 2020 qualifier at the Aviva Stadium accompanied by partner Emma English.
7 John Delaney and Emma English at the Aviva for Ireland V Georgia match Credit: Inpho
7 Ireland fans hold up sign saying 'JD OUT' in reference to ex-CEO of the FAI John Delaney at the Aviva Credit: Inpho
Emma was all smiles as she stood beside the under-fire footie boss and cheered on the Boys in Green.
Delaney’s replacement, the new FAI interim CEO, Rea Walshe was also pictured in the crowd.
Several fans held up ‘Delaney Out’ signs in the crowd throughout the match with spectators throwing tennis balls onto the pitch in protest of the recent revelations about strange financial practices at the FAI.
Dozens of tennis balls were thrown onto the pitch in the 33rd minute of the match which were cleared by ground staff and players.
A large number of fans also sang chants of “f*** Delaney and the FAI” from the crowd.
A TD yesterday called for independent external audits of the FAI and Sport Ireland’s books as the pressure ramps up on John Delaney.
Niall Collins pointed to scandals within Scouting Ireland, Swim Ireland and the Olympic Council of Ireland as just one reason to launch a probe.
And in a separate move, Oireachtas committee member Catherine Murphy has called for her colleague Kevin O’Keeffe to remove himself from the committee following Irish Sun revelations he sourced World Cup final tickets from Delaney.
'THEY'VE INVENTED THIS POSITION OF EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT'
Deputy Collins told the Irish Sun: “They’ve invented this position of Executive Vice President for John Delaney which has kind of come out of left field.
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The [M]Irish Sun revealed[/M] in [M]January[/M] that between 2015 and 2018 [M]John Delaney sought early access to[/M] millions of euro of [M]State funding that hadn’t been approved yet.[/M]
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EMBATTLED former FAI boss John Delaney last night presented a united front with his partner as tennis ball-slinging fans called for him to step away from Irish football.
The ex-Chief Executive watched Ireland beat Georgia in their Euro 2020 qualifier at the Aviva Stadium accompanied by partner Emma English.
7 John Delaney and Emma English at the Aviva for Ireland V Georgia match Credit: Inpho
7 Ireland fans hold up sign saying 'JD OUT' in reference to ex-CEO of the FAI John Delaney at the Aviva Credit: Inpho
Emma was all smiles as she stood beside the under-fire footie boss and cheered on the Boys in Green.
Delaney’s replacement, the new FAI interim CEO, Rea Walshe was also pictured in the crowd.
Several fans held up ‘Delaney Out’ signs in the crowd throughout the match with spectators throwing tennis balls onto the pitch in protest of the recent revelations about strange financial practices at the FAI.
Dozens of tennis balls were thrown onto the pitch in the 33rd minute of the match which were cleared by ground staff and players.
A large number of fans also sang chants of “f*** Delaney and the FAI” from the crowd.
A TD yesterday called for independent external audits of the FAI and Sport Ireland’s books as the pressure ramps up on John Delaney.
Niall Collins pointed to scandals within Scouting Ireland, Swim Ireland and the Olympic Council of Ireland as just one reason to launch a probe.
And in a separate move, Oireachtas committee member Catherine Murphy has called for her colleague Kevin O’Keeffe to remove himself from the committee following Irish Sun revelations he sourced World Cup final tickets from Delaney.
'THEY'VE INVENTED THIS POSITION OF EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT'
Deputy Collins told the Irish Sun: “They’ve invented this position of Executive Vice President for John Delaney which has kind of come out of left field.
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The [M]Irish Sun revealed[/M] in January that [M]between 2015 and 2018 John Delaney sought early access to millions of euro of State funding[/M] that hadn’t been approved yet.
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EMBATTLED former FAI boss John Delaney last night presented a united front with his partner as tennis ball-slinging fans called for him to step away from Irish football.
The ex-Chief Executive watched Ireland beat Georgia in their Euro 2020 qualifier at the Aviva Stadium accompanied by partner Emma English.
7 John Delaney and Emma English at the Aviva for Ireland V Georgia match Credit: Inpho
7 Ireland fans hold up sign saying 'JD OUT' in reference to ex-CEO of the FAI John Delaney at the Aviva Credit: Inpho
Emma was all smiles as she stood beside the under-fire footie boss and cheered on the Boys in Green.
Delaney’s replacement, the new FAI interim CEO, Rea Walshe was also pictured in the crowd.
Several fans held up ‘Delaney Out’ signs in the crowd throughout the match with spectators throwing tennis balls onto the pitch in protest of the recent revelations about strange financial practices at the FAI.
Dozens of tennis balls were thrown onto the pitch in the 33rd minute of the match which were cleared by ground staff and players.
A large number of fans also sang chants of “f*** Delaney and the FAI” from the crowd.
A TD yesterday called for independent external audits of the FAI and Sport Ireland’s books as the pressure ramps up on John Delaney.
Niall Collins pointed to scandals within Scouting Ireland, Swim Ireland and the Olympic Council of Ireland as just one reason to launch a probe.
And in a separate move, Oireachtas committee member Catherine Murphy has called for her colleague Kevin O’Keeffe to remove himself from the committee following Irish Sun revelations he sourced World Cup final tickets from Delaney.
'THEY'VE INVENTED THIS POSITION OF EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT'
Deputy Collins told the Irish Sun: “They’ve invented this position of Executive Vice President for John Delaney which has kind of come out of left field.
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[M]Today the Irish Sun revealed the FAI[/M] returned with the begging bowl and [M]requested an early drawdown of its funding[/M] from Sport Ireland [M]in 2019[/M].
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EMBATTLED former FAI boss John Delaney last night presented a united front with his partner as tennis ball-slinging fans called for him to step away from Irish football.
The ex-Chief Executive watched Ireland beat Georgia in their Euro 2020 qualifier at the Aviva Stadium accompanied by partner Emma English.
7 John Delaney and Emma English at the Aviva for Ireland V Georgia match Credit: Inpho
7 Ireland fans hold up sign saying 'JD OUT' in reference to ex-CEO of the FAI John Delaney at the Aviva Credit: Inpho
Emma was all smiles as she stood beside the under-fire footie boss and cheered on the Boys in Green.
Delaney’s replacement, the new FAI interim CEO, Rea Walshe was also pictured in the crowd.
Several fans held up ‘Delaney Out’ signs in the crowd throughout the match with spectators throwing tennis balls onto the pitch in protest of the recent revelations about strange financial practices at the FAI.
Dozens of tennis balls were thrown onto the pitch in the 33rd minute of the match which were cleared by ground staff and players.
A large number of fans also sang chants of “f*** Delaney and the FAI” from the crowd.
A TD yesterday called for independent external audits of the FAI and Sport Ireland’s books as the pressure ramps up on John Delaney.
Niall Collins pointed to scandals within Scouting Ireland, Swim Ireland and the Olympic Council of Ireland as just one reason to launch a probe.
And in a separate move, Oireachtas committee member Catherine Murphy has called for her colleague Kevin O’Keeffe to remove himself from the committee following Irish Sun revelations he sourced World Cup final tickets from Delaney.
'THEY'VE INVENTED THIS POSITION OF EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT'
Deputy Collins told the Irish Sun: “They’ve invented this position of Executive Vice President for John Delaney which has kind of come out of left field.
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[M]Today the Irish Sun revealed the FAI[/M] returned with the begging bowl and [M]requested an early drawdown of its funding from Sport Ireland[/M] in 2019.
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EMBATTLED former FAI boss John Delaney last night presented a united front with his partner as tennis ball-slinging fans called for him to step away from Irish football.
The ex-Chief Executive watched Ireland beat Georgia in their Euro 2020 qualifier at the Aviva Stadium accompanied by partner Emma English.
7 John Delaney and Emma English at the Aviva for Ireland V Georgia match Credit: Inpho
7 Ireland fans hold up sign saying 'JD OUT' in reference to ex-CEO of the FAI John Delaney at the Aviva Credit: Inpho
Emma was all smiles as she stood beside the under-fire footie boss and cheered on the Boys in Green.
Delaney’s replacement, the new FAI interim CEO, Rea Walshe was also pictured in the crowd.
Several fans held up ‘Delaney Out’ signs in the crowd throughout the match with spectators throwing tennis balls onto the pitch in protest of the recent revelations about strange financial practices at the FAI.
Dozens of tennis balls were thrown onto the pitch in the 33rd minute of the match which were cleared by ground staff and players.
A large number of fans also sang chants of “f*** Delaney and the FAI” from the crowd.
A TD yesterday called for independent external audits of the FAI and Sport Ireland’s books as the pressure ramps up on John Delaney.
Niall Collins pointed to scandals within Scouting Ireland, Swim Ireland and the Olympic Council of Ireland as just one reason to launch a probe.
And in a separate move, Oireachtas committee member Catherine Murphy has called for her colleague Kevin O’Keeffe to remove himself from the committee following Irish Sun revelations he sourced World Cup final tickets from Delaney.
'THEY'VE INVENTED THIS POSITION OF EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT'
Deputy Collins told the Irish Sun: “They’ve invented this position of Executive Vice President for John Delaney which has kind of come out of left field.
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[M]Today the Irish Sun revealed the FAI returned with the begging bowl[/M] and requested an early drawdown of its funding from Sport Ireland in 2019.
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EMBATTLED former FAI boss John Delaney last night presented a united front with his partner as tennis ball-slinging fans called for him to step away from Irish football.
The ex-Chief Executive watched Ireland beat Georgia in their Euro 2020 qualifier at the Aviva Stadium accompanied by partner Emma English.
7 John Delaney and Emma English at the Aviva for Ireland V Georgia match Credit: Inpho
7 Ireland fans hold up sign saying 'JD OUT' in reference to ex-CEO of the FAI John Delaney at the Aviva Credit: Inpho
Emma was all smiles as she stood beside the under-fire footie boss and cheered on the Boys in Green.
Delaney’s replacement, the new FAI interim CEO, Rea Walshe was also pictured in the crowd.
Several fans held up ‘Delaney Out’ signs in the crowd throughout the match with spectators throwing tennis balls onto the pitch in protest of the recent revelations about strange financial practices at the FAI.
Dozens of tennis balls were thrown onto the pitch in the 33rd minute of the match which were cleared by ground staff and players.
A large number of fans also sang chants of “f*** Delaney and the FAI” from the crowd.
A TD yesterday called for independent external audits of the FAI and Sport Ireland’s books as the pressure ramps up on John Delaney.
Niall Collins pointed to scandals within Scouting Ireland, Swim Ireland and the Olympic Council of Ireland as just one reason to launch a probe.
And in a separate move, Oireachtas committee member Catherine Murphy has called for her colleague Kevin O’Keeffe to remove himself from the committee following Irish Sun revelations he sourced World Cup final tickets from Delaney.
'THEY'VE INVENTED THIS POSITION OF EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT'
Deputy Collins told the Irish Sun: “They’ve invented this position of Executive Vice President for John Delaney which has kind of come out of left field.
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A COMPUTER game where players fire tennis balls at [M]former FAI CEO John Delaney[/M]'s head has gone viral.
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EMBATTLED former FAI boss John Delaney last night presented a united front with his partner as tennis ball-slinging fans called for him to step away from Irish football.
The ex-Chief Executive watched Ireland beat Georgia in their Euro 2020 qualifier at the Aviva Stadium accompanied by partner Emma English.
7 John Delaney and Emma English at the Aviva for Ireland V Georgia match Credit: Inpho
7 Ireland fans hold up sign saying 'JD OUT' in reference to ex-CEO of the FAI John Delaney at the Aviva Credit: Inpho
Emma was all smiles as she stood beside the under-fire footie boss and cheered on the Boys in Green.
Delaney’s replacement, the new FAI interim CEO, Rea Walshe was also pictured in the crowd.
Several fans held up ‘Delaney Out’ signs in the crowd throughout the match with spectators throwing tennis balls onto the pitch in protest of the recent revelations about strange financial practices at the FAI.
Dozens of tennis balls were thrown onto the pitch in the 33rd minute of the match which were cleared by ground staff and players.
A large number of fans also sang chants of “f*** Delaney and the FAI” from the crowd.
A TD yesterday called for independent external audits of the FAI and Sport Ireland’s books as the pressure ramps up on John Delaney.
Niall Collins pointed to scandals within Scouting Ireland, Swim Ireland and the Olympic Council of Ireland as just one reason to launch a probe.
And in a separate move, Oireachtas committee member Catherine Murphy has called for her colleague Kevin O’Keeffe to remove himself from the committee following Irish Sun revelations he sourced World Cup final tickets from Delaney.
'THEY'VE INVENTED THIS POSITION OF EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT'
Deputy Collins told the Irish Sun: “They’ve invented this position of Executive Vice President for John Delaney which has kind of come out of left field.
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[M]A COMPUTER game where players fire tennis balls at[/M] former FAI CEO [M]John Delaney's head has gone viral[/M].
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EMBATTLED former FAI boss John Delaney last night presented a united front with his partner as tennis ball-slinging fans called for him to step away from Irish football.
The ex-Chief Executive watched Ireland beat Georgia in their Euro 2020 qualifier at the Aviva Stadium accompanied by partner Emma English.
7 John Delaney and Emma English at the Aviva for Ireland V Georgia match Credit: Inpho
7 Ireland fans hold up sign saying 'JD OUT' in reference to ex-CEO of the FAI John Delaney at the Aviva Credit: Inpho
Emma was all smiles as she stood beside the under-fire footie boss and cheered on the Boys in Green.
Delaney’s replacement, the new FAI interim CEO, Rea Walshe was also pictured in the crowd.
Several fans held up ‘Delaney Out’ signs in the crowd throughout the match with spectators throwing tennis balls onto the pitch in protest of the recent revelations about strange financial practices at the FAI.
Dozens of tennis balls were thrown onto the pitch in the 33rd minute of the match which were cleared by ground staff and players.
A large number of fans also sang chants of “f*** Delaney and the FAI” from the crowd.
A TD yesterday called for independent external audits of the FAI and Sport Ireland’s books as the pressure ramps up on John Delaney.
Niall Collins pointed to scandals within Scouting Ireland, Swim Ireland and the Olympic Council of Ireland as just one reason to launch a probe.
And in a separate move, Oireachtas committee member Catherine Murphy has called for her colleague Kevin O’Keeffe to remove himself from the committee following Irish Sun revelations he sourced World Cup final tickets from Delaney.
'THEY'VE INVENTED THIS POSITION OF EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT'
Deputy Collins told the Irish Sun: “They’ve invented this position of Executive Vice President for John Delaney which has kind of come out of left field.
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[M]A COMPUTER game[/M] where players fire tennis balls at former FAI CEO John Delaney's head [M]has gone viral[/M].
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EMBATTLED former FAI boss John Delaney last night presented a united front with his partner as tennis ball-slinging fans called for him to step away from Irish football.
The ex-Chief Executive watched Ireland beat Georgia in their Euro 2020 qualifier at the Aviva Stadium accompanied by partner Emma English.
7 John Delaney and Emma English at the Aviva for Ireland V Georgia match Credit: Inpho
7 Ireland fans hold up sign saying 'JD OUT' in reference to ex-CEO of the FAI John Delaney at the Aviva Credit: Inpho
Emma was all smiles as she stood beside the under-fire footie boss and cheered on the Boys in Green.
Delaney’s replacement, the new FAI interim CEO, Rea Walshe was also pictured in the crowd.
Several fans held up ‘Delaney Out’ signs in the crowd throughout the match with spectators throwing tennis balls onto the pitch in protest of the recent revelations about strange financial practices at the FAI.
Dozens of tennis balls were thrown onto the pitch in the 33rd minute of the match which were cleared by ground staff and players.
A large number of fans also sang chants of “f*** Delaney and the FAI” from the crowd.
A TD yesterday called for independent external audits of the FAI and Sport Ireland’s books as the pressure ramps up on John Delaney.
Niall Collins pointed to scandals within Scouting Ireland, Swim Ireland and the Olympic Council of Ireland as just one reason to launch a probe.
And in a separate move, Oireachtas committee member Catherine Murphy has called for her colleague Kevin O’Keeffe to remove himself from the committee following Irish Sun revelations he sourced World Cup final tickets from Delaney.
'THEY'VE INVENTED THIS POSITION OF EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT'
Deputy Collins told the Irish Sun: “They’ve invented this position of Executive Vice President for John Delaney which has kind of come out of left field.
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"From [M]using Google Analytics I know[/M] that the website I have the game on has been accessed up to 100,000 times so [M]it's likely that the game has been played millions of times.[/M]
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EMBATTLED former FAI boss John Delaney last night presented a united front with his partner as tennis ball-slinging fans called for him to step away from Irish football.
The ex-Chief Executive watched Ireland beat Georgia in their Euro 2020 qualifier at the Aviva Stadium accompanied by partner Emma English.
7 John Delaney and Emma English at the Aviva for Ireland V Georgia match Credit: Inpho
7 Ireland fans hold up sign saying 'JD OUT' in reference to ex-CEO of the FAI John Delaney at the Aviva Credit: Inpho
Emma was all smiles as she stood beside the under-fire footie boss and cheered on the Boys in Green.
Delaney’s replacement, the new FAI interim CEO, Rea Walshe was also pictured in the crowd.
Several fans held up ‘Delaney Out’ signs in the crowd throughout the match with spectators throwing tennis balls onto the pitch in protest of the recent revelations about strange financial practices at the FAI.
Dozens of tennis balls were thrown onto the pitch in the 33rd minute of the match which were cleared by ground staff and players.
A large number of fans also sang chants of “f*** Delaney and the FAI” from the crowd.
A TD yesterday called for independent external audits of the FAI and Sport Ireland’s books as the pressure ramps up on John Delaney.
Niall Collins pointed to scandals within Scouting Ireland, Swim Ireland and the Olympic Council of Ireland as just one reason to launch a probe.
And in a separate move, Oireachtas committee member Catherine Murphy has called for her colleague Kevin O’Keeffe to remove himself from the committee following Irish Sun revelations he sourced World Cup final tickets from Delaney.
'THEY'VE INVENTED THIS POSITION OF EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT'
Deputy Collins told the Irish Sun: “They’ve invented this position of Executive Vice President for John Delaney which has kind of come out of left field.
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"[M]From using Google Analytics I know that the website I have the game on has been accessed up to 100,000 times[/M] so it's likely that the game has been played millions of times.
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EMBATTLED former FAI boss John Delaney last night presented a united front with his partner as tennis ball-slinging fans called for him to step away from Irish football.
The ex-Chief Executive watched Ireland beat Georgia in their Euro 2020 qualifier at the Aviva Stadium accompanied by partner Emma English.
7 John Delaney and Emma English at the Aviva for Ireland V Georgia match Credit: Inpho
7 Ireland fans hold up sign saying 'JD OUT' in reference to ex-CEO of the FAI John Delaney at the Aviva Credit: Inpho
Emma was all smiles as she stood beside the under-fire footie boss and cheered on the Boys in Green.
Delaney’s replacement, the new FAI interim CEO, Rea Walshe was also pictured in the crowd.
Several fans held up ‘Delaney Out’ signs in the crowd throughout the match with spectators throwing tennis balls onto the pitch in protest of the recent revelations about strange financial practices at the FAI.
Dozens of tennis balls were thrown onto the pitch in the 33rd minute of the match which were cleared by ground staff and players.
A large number of fans also sang chants of “f*** Delaney and the FAI” from the crowd.
A TD yesterday called for independent external audits of the FAI and Sport Ireland’s books as the pressure ramps up on John Delaney.
Niall Collins pointed to scandals within Scouting Ireland, Swim Ireland and the Olympic Council of Ireland as just one reason to launch a probe.
And in a separate move, Oireachtas committee member Catherine Murphy has called for her colleague Kevin O’Keeffe to remove himself from the committee following Irish Sun revelations he sourced World Cup final tickets from Delaney.
'THEY'VE INVENTED THIS POSITION OF EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT'
Deputy Collins told the Irish Sun: “They’ve invented this position of Executive Vice President for John Delaney which has kind of come out of left field.
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The hit mini-game was launched by computer whizz Simon Darcy in the aftermath of [M]Ireland's win over Georgia[/M] which [M]featured a protest where fans threw tennis balls on the pitch during the match[/M].
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EMBATTLED former FAI boss John Delaney last night presented a united front with his partner as tennis ball-slinging fans called for him to step away from Irish football.
The ex-Chief Executive watched Ireland beat Georgia in their Euro 2020 qualifier at the Aviva Stadium accompanied by partner Emma English.
7 John Delaney and Emma English at the Aviva for Ireland V Georgia match Credit: Inpho
7 Ireland fans hold up sign saying 'JD OUT' in reference to ex-CEO of the FAI John Delaney at the Aviva Credit: Inpho
Emma was all smiles as she stood beside the under-fire footie boss and cheered on the Boys in Green.
Delaney’s replacement, the new FAI interim CEO, Rea Walshe was also pictured in the crowd.
Several fans held up ‘Delaney Out’ signs in the crowd throughout the match with spectators throwing tennis balls onto the pitch in protest of the recent revelations about strange financial practices at the FAI.
Dozens of tennis balls were thrown onto the pitch in the 33rd minute of the match which were cleared by ground staff and players.
A large number of fans also sang chants of “f*** Delaney and the FAI” from the crowd.
A TD yesterday called for independent external audits of the FAI and Sport Ireland’s books as the pressure ramps up on John Delaney.
Niall Collins pointed to scandals within Scouting Ireland, Swim Ireland and the Olympic Council of Ireland as just one reason to launch a probe.
And in a separate move, Oireachtas committee member Catherine Murphy has called for her colleague Kevin O’Keeffe to remove himself from the committee following Irish Sun revelations he sourced World Cup final tickets from Delaney.
'THEY'VE INVENTED THIS POSITION OF EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT'
Deputy Collins told the Irish Sun: “They’ve invented this position of Executive Vice President for John Delaney which has kind of come out of left field.
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The hit mini-game was launched by computer whizz Simon Darcy in the aftermath of [M]Ireland's win over Georgia[/M] which [M]featured a protest[/M] where fans threw tennis balls on the pitch during the match.
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EMBATTLED former FAI boss John Delaney last night presented a united front with his partner as tennis ball-slinging fans called for him to step away from Irish football.
The ex-Chief Executive watched Ireland beat Georgia in their Euro 2020 qualifier at the Aviva Stadium accompanied by partner Emma English.
7 John Delaney and Emma English at the Aviva for Ireland V Georgia match Credit: Inpho
7 Ireland fans hold up sign saying 'JD OUT' in reference to ex-CEO of the FAI John Delaney at the Aviva Credit: Inpho
Emma was all smiles as she stood beside the under-fire footie boss and cheered on the Boys in Green.
Delaney’s replacement, the new FAI interim CEO, Rea Walshe was also pictured in the crowd.
Several fans held up ‘Delaney Out’ signs in the crowd throughout the match with spectators throwing tennis balls onto the pitch in protest of the recent revelations about strange financial practices at the FAI.
Dozens of tennis balls were thrown onto the pitch in the 33rd minute of the match which were cleared by ground staff and players.
A large number of fans also sang chants of “f*** Delaney and the FAI” from the crowd.
A TD yesterday called for independent external audits of the FAI and Sport Ireland’s books as the pressure ramps up on John Delaney.
Niall Collins pointed to scandals within Scouting Ireland, Swim Ireland and the Olympic Council of Ireland as just one reason to launch a probe.
And in a separate move, Oireachtas committee member Catherine Murphy has called for her colleague Kevin O’Keeffe to remove himself from the committee following Irish Sun revelations he sourced World Cup final tickets from Delaney.
'THEY'VE INVENTED THIS POSITION OF EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT'
Deputy Collins told the Irish Sun: “They’ve invented this position of Executive Vice President for John Delaney which has kind of come out of left field.
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The hit mini-game was launched by [M]computer whizz Simon Darcy[/M] in the aftermath of Ireland's win over Georgia which featured a protest where fans threw tennis balls on the pitch during the match.
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EMBATTLED former FAI boss John Delaney last night presented a united front with his partner as tennis ball-slinging fans called for him to step away from Irish football.
The ex-Chief Executive watched Ireland beat Georgia in their Euro 2020 qualifier at the Aviva Stadium accompanied by partner Emma English.
7 John Delaney and Emma English at the Aviva for Ireland V Georgia match Credit: Inpho
7 Ireland fans hold up sign saying 'JD OUT' in reference to ex-CEO of the FAI John Delaney at the Aviva Credit: Inpho
Emma was all smiles as she stood beside the under-fire footie boss and cheered on the Boys in Green.
Delaney’s replacement, the new FAI interim CEO, Rea Walshe was also pictured in the crowd.
Several fans held up ‘Delaney Out’ signs in the crowd throughout the match with spectators throwing tennis balls onto the pitch in protest of the recent revelations about strange financial practices at the FAI.
Dozens of tennis balls were thrown onto the pitch in the 33rd minute of the match which were cleared by ground staff and players.
A large number of fans also sang chants of “f*** Delaney and the FAI” from the crowd.
A TD yesterday called for independent external audits of the FAI and Sport Ireland’s books as the pressure ramps up on John Delaney.
Niall Collins pointed to scandals within Scouting Ireland, Swim Ireland and the Olympic Council of Ireland as just one reason to launch a probe.
And in a separate move, Oireachtas committee member Catherine Murphy has called for her colleague Kevin O’Keeffe to remove himself from the committee following Irish Sun revelations he sourced World Cup final tickets from Delaney.
'THEY'VE INVENTED THIS POSITION OF EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT'
Deputy Collins told the Irish Sun: “They’ve invented this position of Executive Vice President for John Delaney which has kind of come out of left field.
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The [M]hit mini-game was launched by computer whizz[/M] Simon Darcy [M]in the aftermath of Ireland's win over Georgia[/M] which featured a protest where fans threw tennis balls on the pitch during the match.
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EMBATTLED former FAI boss John Delaney last night presented a united front with his partner as tennis ball-slinging fans called for him to step away from Irish football.
The ex-Chief Executive watched Ireland beat Georgia in their Euro 2020 qualifier at the Aviva Stadium accompanied by partner Emma English.
7 John Delaney and Emma English at the Aviva for Ireland V Georgia match Credit: Inpho
7 Ireland fans hold up sign saying 'JD OUT' in reference to ex-CEO of the FAI John Delaney at the Aviva Credit: Inpho
Emma was all smiles as she stood beside the under-fire footie boss and cheered on the Boys in Green.
Delaney’s replacement, the new FAI interim CEO, Rea Walshe was also pictured in the crowd.
Several fans held up ‘Delaney Out’ signs in the crowd throughout the match with spectators throwing tennis balls onto the pitch in protest of the recent revelations about strange financial practices at the FAI.
Dozens of tennis balls were thrown onto the pitch in the 33rd minute of the match which were cleared by ground staff and players.
A large number of fans also sang chants of “f*** Delaney and the FAI” from the crowd.
A TD yesterday called for independent external audits of the FAI and Sport Ireland’s books as the pressure ramps up on John Delaney.
Niall Collins pointed to scandals within Scouting Ireland, Swim Ireland and the Olympic Council of Ireland as just one reason to launch a probe.
And in a separate move, Oireachtas committee member Catherine Murphy has called for her colleague Kevin O’Keeffe to remove himself from the committee following Irish Sun revelations he sourced World Cup final tickets from Delaney.
'THEY'VE INVENTED THIS POSITION OF EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT'
Deputy Collins told the Irish Sun: “They’ve invented this position of Executive Vice President for John Delaney which has kind of come out of left field.
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[M]Delaney[/M] has come under mounting pressure since it [M]was revealed he paid a[/M] €100,000 [M]"bridging" loan[/M] to the FAI [M]in 2017[/M].
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EMBATTLED former FAI boss John Delaney last night presented a united front with his partner as tennis ball-slinging fans called for him to step away from Irish football.
The ex-Chief Executive watched Ireland beat Georgia in their Euro 2020 qualifier at the Aviva Stadium accompanied by partner Emma English.
7 John Delaney and Emma English at the Aviva for Ireland V Georgia match Credit: Inpho
7 Ireland fans hold up sign saying 'JD OUT' in reference to ex-CEO of the FAI John Delaney at the Aviva Credit: Inpho
Emma was all smiles as she stood beside the under-fire footie boss and cheered on the Boys in Green.
Delaney’s replacement, the new FAI interim CEO, Rea Walshe was also pictured in the crowd.
Several fans held up ‘Delaney Out’ signs in the crowd throughout the match with spectators throwing tennis balls onto the pitch in protest of the recent revelations about strange financial practices at the FAI.
Dozens of tennis balls were thrown onto the pitch in the 33rd minute of the match which were cleared by ground staff and players.
A large number of fans also sang chants of “f*** Delaney and the FAI” from the crowd.
A TD yesterday called for independent external audits of the FAI and Sport Ireland’s books as the pressure ramps up on John Delaney.
Niall Collins pointed to scandals within Scouting Ireland, Swim Ireland and the Olympic Council of Ireland as just one reason to launch a probe.
And in a separate move, Oireachtas committee member Catherine Murphy has called for her colleague Kevin O’Keeffe to remove himself from the committee following Irish Sun revelations he sourced World Cup final tickets from Delaney.
'THEY'VE INVENTED THIS POSITION OF EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT'
Deputy Collins told the Irish Sun: “They’ve invented this position of Executive Vice President for John Delaney which has kind of come out of left field.
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EMBATTLED former FAI boss John Delaney last night presented a united front with his partner as tennis ball-slinging fans called for him to step away from Irish football.
The ex-Chief Executive watched Ireland beat Georgia in their Euro 2020 qualifier at the Aviva Stadium accompanied by partner Emma English.
7 John Delaney and Emma English at the Aviva for Ireland V Georgia match Credit: Inpho
7 Ireland fans hold up sign saying 'JD OUT' in reference to ex-CEO of the FAI John Delaney at the Aviva Credit: Inpho
Emma was all smiles as she stood beside the under-fire footie boss and cheered on the Boys in Green.
Delaney’s replacement, the new FAI interim CEO, Rea Walshe was also pictured in the crowd.
Several fans held up ‘Delaney Out’ signs in the crowd throughout the match with spectators throwing tennis balls onto the pitch in protest of the recent revelations about strange financial practices at the FAI.
Dozens of tennis balls were thrown onto the pitch in the 33rd minute of the match which were cleared by ground staff and players.
A large number of fans also sang chants of “f*** Delaney and the FAI” from the crowd.
A TD yesterday called for independent external audits of the FAI and Sport Ireland’s books as the pressure ramps up on John Delaney.
Niall Collins pointed to scandals within Scouting Ireland, Swim Ireland and the Olympic Council of Ireland as just one reason to launch a probe.
And in a separate move, Oireachtas committee member Catherine Murphy has called for her colleague Kevin O’Keeffe to remove himself from the committee following Irish Sun revelations he sourced World Cup final tickets from Delaney.
'THEY'VE INVENTED THIS POSITION OF EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT'
Deputy Collins told the Irish Sun: “They’ve invented this position of Executive Vice President for John Delaney which has kind of come out of left field.
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[M]Delaney has come under mounting pressure[/M] since it was revealed he paid a €100,000 "bridging" loan to the FAI in 2017.
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EMBATTLED former FAI boss John Delaney last night presented a united front with his partner as tennis ball-slinging fans called for him to step away from Irish football.
The ex-Chief Executive watched Ireland beat Georgia in their Euro 2020 qualifier at the Aviva Stadium accompanied by partner Emma English.
7 John Delaney and Emma English at the Aviva for Ireland V Georgia match Credit: Inpho
7 Ireland fans hold up sign saying 'JD OUT' in reference to ex-CEO of the FAI John Delaney at the Aviva Credit: Inpho
Emma was all smiles as she stood beside the under-fire footie boss and cheered on the Boys in Green.
Delaney’s replacement, the new FAI interim CEO, Rea Walshe was also pictured in the crowd.
Several fans held up ‘Delaney Out’ signs in the crowd throughout the match with spectators throwing tennis balls onto the pitch in protest of the recent revelations about strange financial practices at the FAI.
Dozens of tennis balls were thrown onto the pitch in the 33rd minute of the match which were cleared by ground staff and players.
A large number of fans also sang chants of “f*** Delaney and the FAI” from the crowd.
A TD yesterday called for independent external audits of the FAI and Sport Ireland’s books as the pressure ramps up on John Delaney.
Niall Collins pointed to scandals within Scouting Ireland, Swim Ireland and the Olympic Council of Ireland as just one reason to launch a probe.
And in a separate move, Oireachtas committee member Catherine Murphy has called for her colleague Kevin O’Keeffe to remove himself from the committee following Irish Sun revelations he sourced World Cup final tickets from Delaney.
'THEY'VE INVENTED THIS POSITION OF EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT'
Deputy Collins told the Irish Sun: “They’ve invented this position of Executive Vice President for John Delaney which has kind of come out of left field.
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[M]Rachel[/M], 53, [M]stunned her co-hosts[/M].
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And the stripping seemed to have worked as the entire studio were suddenly lost for words.
Johnson -- who, unlike her brother, campaigned for Remain -- paid homage to The Naked Brexit Protestor Dr Victoria Bateman, who caused a stir by appearing in the nude on Good Morning Britain earlier this week.
Appearing on The Pledge, a topical panel discussion on Sky News, Johnson paid tribute to Dr Bateman by removing her white blouse to the shock of her fellow guests.
Stripping to make her views heard, she told shocked panelists and viewers at home as she exposed herself: 'As I know it can be hard to get your voice heard about Brexit nowadays.
'It feels like we've hit saturation point. Enter pro-EU campaigner Victoria Bateman who's come up with a striking way this week to get herself noticed.'
She continued: 'Appearing across the media completely starkers to make various points about Brexit -- leaving Britain naked.'
In tribute to Dr Dateman, she said that she is following her move, and also pledged to show off her birthday suit every time they decide to talk about Brexit just to make sure of notice.
Those sitting around the table included June Sarpong, Nick Ferrari and Carole Malone, who were completely stunned by her bare breasts, as was everyone else watching from home.
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[M]Rachel, 53[/M], stunned her co-hosts.
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And the stripping seemed to have worked as the entire studio were suddenly lost for words.
Johnson -- who, unlike her brother, campaigned for Remain -- paid homage to The Naked Brexit Protestor Dr Victoria Bateman, who caused a stir by appearing in the nude on Good Morning Britain earlier this week.
Appearing on The Pledge, a topical panel discussion on Sky News, Johnson paid tribute to Dr Bateman by removing her white blouse to the shock of her fellow guests.
Stripping to make her views heard, she told shocked panelists and viewers at home as she exposed herself: 'As I know it can be hard to get your voice heard about Brexit nowadays.
'It feels like we've hit saturation point. Enter pro-EU campaigner Victoria Bateman who's come up with a striking way this week to get herself noticed.'
She continued: 'Appearing across the media completely starkers to make various points about Brexit -- leaving Britain naked.'
In tribute to Dr Dateman, she said that she is following her move, and also pledged to show off her birthday suit every time they decide to talk about Brexit just to make sure of notice.
Those sitting around the table included June Sarpong, Nick Ferrari and Carole Malone, who were completely stunned by her bare breasts, as was everyone else watching from home.
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“[M]So in tribute to Dr Baker I’ve decided to follow suit[/M] – [M]every time we decide to talk about Brexit[/M] just to make sure I get noticed around this table.”
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And the stripping seemed to have worked as the entire studio were suddenly lost for words.
Johnson -- who, unlike her brother, campaigned for Remain -- paid homage to The Naked Brexit Protestor Dr Victoria Bateman, who caused a stir by appearing in the nude on Good Morning Britain earlier this week.
Appearing on The Pledge, a topical panel discussion on Sky News, Johnson paid tribute to Dr Bateman by removing her white blouse to the shock of her fellow guests.
Stripping to make her views heard, she told shocked panelists and viewers at home as she exposed herself: 'As I know it can be hard to get your voice heard about Brexit nowadays.
'It feels like we've hit saturation point. Enter pro-EU campaigner Victoria Bateman who's come up with a striking way this week to get herself noticed.'
She continued: 'Appearing across the media completely starkers to make various points about Brexit -- leaving Britain naked.'
In tribute to Dr Dateman, she said that she is following her move, and also pledged to show off her birthday suit every time they decide to talk about Brexit just to make sure of notice.
Those sitting around the table included June Sarpong, Nick Ferrari and Carole Malone, who were completely stunned by her bare breasts, as was everyone else watching from home.
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“[M]So in tribute to Dr Baker I’ve decided to follow suit[/M] – every time we decide to talk about Brexit just to make sure I get noticed around this table.”
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And the stripping seemed to have worked as the entire studio were suddenly lost for words.
Johnson -- who, unlike her brother, campaigned for Remain -- paid homage to The Naked Brexit Protestor Dr Victoria Bateman, who caused a stir by appearing in the nude on Good Morning Britain earlier this week.
Appearing on The Pledge, a topical panel discussion on Sky News, Johnson paid tribute to Dr Bateman by removing her white blouse to the shock of her fellow guests.
Stripping to make her views heard, she told shocked panelists and viewers at home as she exposed herself: 'As I know it can be hard to get your voice heard about Brexit nowadays.
'It feels like we've hit saturation point. Enter pro-EU campaigner Victoria Bateman who's come up with a striking way this week to get herself noticed.'
She continued: 'Appearing across the media completely starkers to make various points about Brexit -- leaving Britain naked.'
In tribute to Dr Dateman, she said that she is following her move, and also pledged to show off her birthday suit every time they decide to talk about Brexit just to make sure of notice.
Those sitting around the table included June Sarpong, Nick Ferrari and Carole Malone, who were completely stunned by her bare breasts, as was everyone else watching from home.
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[M]Rachel was speaking[/M] on the news show [M]during a debate about Brexit.[/M]
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And the stripping seemed to have worked as the entire studio were suddenly lost for words.
Johnson -- who, unlike her brother, campaigned for Remain -- paid homage to The Naked Brexit Protestor Dr Victoria Bateman, who caused a stir by appearing in the nude on Good Morning Britain earlier this week.
Appearing on The Pledge, a topical panel discussion on Sky News, Johnson paid tribute to Dr Bateman by removing her white blouse to the shock of her fellow guests.
Stripping to make her views heard, she told shocked panelists and viewers at home as she exposed herself: 'As I know it can be hard to get your voice heard about Brexit nowadays.
'It feels like we've hit saturation point. Enter pro-EU campaigner Victoria Bateman who's come up with a striking way this week to get herself noticed.'
She continued: 'Appearing across the media completely starkers to make various points about Brexit -- leaving Britain naked.'
In tribute to Dr Dateman, she said that she is following her move, and also pledged to show off her birthday suit every time they decide to talk about Brexit just to make sure of notice.
Those sitting around the table included June Sarpong, Nick Ferrari and Carole Malone, who were completely stunned by her bare breasts, as was everyone else watching from home.
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[M]Rachel was speaking on the news show[/M] during a debate about Brexit.
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And the stripping seemed to have worked as the entire studio were suddenly lost for words.
Johnson -- who, unlike her brother, campaigned for Remain -- paid homage to The Naked Brexit Protestor Dr Victoria Bateman, who caused a stir by appearing in the nude on Good Morning Britain earlier this week.
Appearing on The Pledge, a topical panel discussion on Sky News, Johnson paid tribute to Dr Bateman by removing her white blouse to the shock of her fellow guests.
Stripping to make her views heard, she told shocked panelists and viewers at home as she exposed herself: 'As I know it can be hard to get your voice heard about Brexit nowadays.
'It feels like we've hit saturation point. Enter pro-EU campaigner Victoria Bateman who's come up with a striking way this week to get herself noticed.'
She continued: 'Appearing across the media completely starkers to make various points about Brexit -- leaving Britain naked.'
In tribute to Dr Dateman, she said that she is following her move, and also pledged to show off her birthday suit every time they decide to talk about Brexit just to make sure of notice.
Those sitting around the table included June Sarpong, Nick Ferrari and Carole Malone, who were completely stunned by her bare breasts, as was everyone else watching from home.
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"[M]Enter[/M] pro-EU campaigner [M]Victoria Batemen who’s come up with a striking way this week to get herself noticed.[/M]
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And the stripping seemed to have worked as the entire studio were suddenly lost for words.
Johnson -- who, unlike her brother, campaigned for Remain -- paid homage to The Naked Brexit Protestor Dr Victoria Bateman, who caused a stir by appearing in the nude on Good Morning Britain earlier this week.
Appearing on The Pledge, a topical panel discussion on Sky News, Johnson paid tribute to Dr Bateman by removing her white blouse to the shock of her fellow guests.
Stripping to make her views heard, she told shocked panelists and viewers at home as she exposed herself: 'As I know it can be hard to get your voice heard about Brexit nowadays.
'It feels like we've hit saturation point. Enter pro-EU campaigner Victoria Bateman who's come up with a striking way this week to get herself noticed.'
She continued: 'Appearing across the media completely starkers to make various points about Brexit -- leaving Britain naked.'
In tribute to Dr Dateman, she said that she is following her move, and also pledged to show off her birthday suit every time they decide to talk about Brexit just to make sure of notice.
Those sitting around the table included June Sarpong, Nick Ferrari and Carole Malone, who were completely stunned by her bare breasts, as was everyone else watching from home.
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"Enter pro-EU campaigner [M]Victoria Batemen[/M] who’s [M]come up with a striking way[/M] this week [M]to get herself noticed.[/M]
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And the stripping seemed to have worked as the entire studio were suddenly lost for words.
Johnson -- who, unlike her brother, campaigned for Remain -- paid homage to The Naked Brexit Protestor Dr Victoria Bateman, who caused a stir by appearing in the nude on Good Morning Britain earlier this week.
Appearing on The Pledge, a topical panel discussion on Sky News, Johnson paid tribute to Dr Bateman by removing her white blouse to the shock of her fellow guests.
Stripping to make her views heard, she told shocked panelists and viewers at home as she exposed herself: 'As I know it can be hard to get your voice heard about Brexit nowadays.
'It feels like we've hit saturation point. Enter pro-EU campaigner Victoria Bateman who's come up with a striking way this week to get herself noticed.'
She continued: 'Appearing across the media completely starkers to make various points about Brexit -- leaving Britain naked.'
In tribute to Dr Dateman, she said that she is following her move, and also pledged to show off her birthday suit every time they decide to talk about Brexit just to make sure of notice.
Those sitting around the table included June Sarpong, Nick Ferrari and Carole Malone, who were completely stunned by her bare breasts, as was everyone else watching from home.
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"Enter pro-EU campaigner [M]Victoria Batemen[/M] who’s [M]come up with a striking way[/M] this week [M]to get herself noticed.[/M]
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And the stripping seemed to have worked as the entire studio were suddenly lost for words.
Johnson -- who, unlike her brother, campaigned for Remain -- paid homage to The Naked Brexit Protestor Dr Victoria Bateman, who caused a stir by appearing in the nude on Good Morning Britain earlier this week.
Appearing on The Pledge, a topical panel discussion on Sky News, Johnson paid tribute to Dr Bateman by removing her white blouse to the shock of her fellow guests.
Stripping to make her views heard, she told shocked panelists and viewers at home as she exposed herself: 'As I know it can be hard to get your voice heard about Brexit nowadays.
'It feels like we've hit saturation point. Enter pro-EU campaigner Victoria Bateman who's come up with a striking way this week to get herself noticed.'
She continued: 'Appearing across the media completely starkers to make various points about Brexit -- leaving Britain naked.'
In tribute to Dr Dateman, she said that she is following her move, and also pledged to show off her birthday suit every time they decide to talk about Brexit just to make sure of notice.
Those sitting around the table included June Sarpong, Nick Ferrari and Carole Malone, who were completely stunned by her bare breasts, as was everyone else watching from home.
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"Enter [M]pro-EU campaigner Victoria Batemen[/M] who’s come up with a striking way this week to get herself noticed.
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And the stripping seemed to have worked as the entire studio were suddenly lost for words.
Johnson -- who, unlike her brother, campaigned for Remain -- paid homage to The Naked Brexit Protestor Dr Victoria Bateman, who caused a stir by appearing in the nude on Good Morning Britain earlier this week.
Appearing on The Pledge, a topical panel discussion on Sky News, Johnson paid tribute to Dr Bateman by removing her white blouse to the shock of her fellow guests.
Stripping to make her views heard, she told shocked panelists and viewers at home as she exposed herself: 'As I know it can be hard to get your voice heard about Brexit nowadays.
'It feels like we've hit saturation point. Enter pro-EU campaigner Victoria Bateman who's come up with a striking way this week to get herself noticed.'
She continued: 'Appearing across the media completely starkers to make various points about Brexit -- leaving Britain naked.'
In tribute to Dr Dateman, she said that she is following her move, and also pledged to show off her birthday suit every time they decide to talk about Brexit just to make sure of notice.
Those sitting around the table included June Sarpong, Nick Ferrari and Carole Malone, who were completely stunned by her bare breasts, as was everyone else watching from home.
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[M]The[/M] author and [M]editor[/M] unbuttoned her silk blouse, [M]revealing her bare chest, as the debate unfolded[/M].
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And the stripping seemed to have worked as the entire studio were suddenly lost for words.
Johnson -- who, unlike her brother, campaigned for Remain -- paid homage to The Naked Brexit Protestor Dr Victoria Bateman, who caused a stir by appearing in the nude on Good Morning Britain earlier this week.
Appearing on The Pledge, a topical panel discussion on Sky News, Johnson paid tribute to Dr Bateman by removing her white blouse to the shock of her fellow guests.
Stripping to make her views heard, she told shocked panelists and viewers at home as she exposed herself: 'As I know it can be hard to get your voice heard about Brexit nowadays.
'It feels like we've hit saturation point. Enter pro-EU campaigner Victoria Bateman who's come up with a striking way this week to get herself noticed.'
She continued: 'Appearing across the media completely starkers to make various points about Brexit -- leaving Britain naked.'
In tribute to Dr Dateman, she said that she is following her move, and also pledged to show off her birthday suit every time they decide to talk about Brexit just to make sure of notice.
Those sitting around the table included June Sarpong, Nick Ferrari and Carole Malone, who were completely stunned by her bare breasts, as was everyone else watching from home.
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[M]The[/M] author and [M]editor unbuttoned her silk blouse[/M], revealing her bare chest, [M]as the debate unfolded.[/M]
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And the stripping seemed to have worked as the entire studio were suddenly lost for words.
Johnson -- who, unlike her brother, campaigned for Remain -- paid homage to The Naked Brexit Protestor Dr Victoria Bateman, who caused a stir by appearing in the nude on Good Morning Britain earlier this week.
Appearing on The Pledge, a topical panel discussion on Sky News, Johnson paid tribute to Dr Bateman by removing her white blouse to the shock of her fellow guests.
Stripping to make her views heard, she told shocked panelists and viewers at home as she exposed herself: 'As I know it can be hard to get your voice heard about Brexit nowadays.
'It feels like we've hit saturation point. Enter pro-EU campaigner Victoria Bateman who's come up with a striking way this week to get herself noticed.'
She continued: 'Appearing across the media completely starkers to make various points about Brexit -- leaving Britain naked.'
In tribute to Dr Dateman, she said that she is following her move, and also pledged to show off her birthday suit every time they decide to talk about Brexit just to make sure of notice.
Those sitting around the table included June Sarpong, Nick Ferrari and Carole Malone, who were completely stunned by her bare breasts, as was everyone else watching from home.
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[M]The author[/M] and editor unbuttoned her silk blouse, [M]revealing her bare chest, as the debate unfolded.[/M]
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And the stripping seemed to have worked as the entire studio were suddenly lost for words.
Johnson -- who, unlike her brother, campaigned for Remain -- paid homage to The Naked Brexit Protestor Dr Victoria Bateman, who caused a stir by appearing in the nude on Good Morning Britain earlier this week.
Appearing on The Pledge, a topical panel discussion on Sky News, Johnson paid tribute to Dr Bateman by removing her white blouse to the shock of her fellow guests.
Stripping to make her views heard, she told shocked panelists and viewers at home as she exposed herself: 'As I know it can be hard to get your voice heard about Brexit nowadays.
'It feels like we've hit saturation point. Enter pro-EU campaigner Victoria Bateman who's come up with a striking way this week to get herself noticed.'
She continued: 'Appearing across the media completely starkers to make various points about Brexit -- leaving Britain naked.'
In tribute to Dr Dateman, she said that she is following her move, and also pledged to show off her birthday suit every time they decide to talk about Brexit just to make sure of notice.
Those sitting around the table included June Sarpong, Nick Ferrari and Carole Malone, who were completely stunned by her bare breasts, as was everyone else watching from home.
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[M]The author[/M] and editor [M]unbuttoned her silk blouse[/M], revealing her bare chest, [M]as the debate unfolded.[/M]
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And the stripping seemed to have worked as the entire studio were suddenly lost for words.
Johnson -- who, unlike her brother, campaigned for Remain -- paid homage to The Naked Brexit Protestor Dr Victoria Bateman, who caused a stir by appearing in the nude on Good Morning Britain earlier this week.
Appearing on The Pledge, a topical panel discussion on Sky News, Johnson paid tribute to Dr Bateman by removing her white blouse to the shock of her fellow guests.
Stripping to make her views heard, she told shocked panelists and viewers at home as she exposed herself: 'As I know it can be hard to get your voice heard about Brexit nowadays.
'It feels like we've hit saturation point. Enter pro-EU campaigner Victoria Bateman who's come up with a striking way this week to get herself noticed.'
She continued: 'Appearing across the media completely starkers to make various points about Brexit -- leaving Britain naked.'
In tribute to Dr Dateman, she said that she is following her move, and also pledged to show off her birthday suit every time they decide to talk about Brexit just to make sure of notice.
Those sitting around the table included June Sarpong, Nick Ferrari and Carole Malone, who were completely stunned by her bare breasts, as was everyone else watching from home.
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[M]The controversial antics from the journalist came[/M] live on TV [M]on Thursday night[/M].
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And the stripping seemed to have worked as the entire studio were suddenly lost for words.
Johnson -- who, unlike her brother, campaigned for Remain -- paid homage to The Naked Brexit Protestor Dr Victoria Bateman, who caused a stir by appearing in the nude on Good Morning Britain earlier this week.
Appearing on The Pledge, a topical panel discussion on Sky News, Johnson paid tribute to Dr Bateman by removing her white blouse to the shock of her fellow guests.
Stripping to make her views heard, she told shocked panelists and viewers at home as she exposed herself: 'As I know it can be hard to get your voice heard about Brexit nowadays.
'It feels like we've hit saturation point. Enter pro-EU campaigner Victoria Bateman who's come up with a striking way this week to get herself noticed.'
She continued: 'Appearing across the media completely starkers to make various points about Brexit -- leaving Britain naked.'
In tribute to Dr Dateman, she said that she is following her move, and also pledged to show off her birthday suit every time they decide to talk about Brexit just to make sure of notice.
Those sitting around the table included June Sarpong, Nick Ferrari and Carole Malone, who were completely stunned by her bare breasts, as was everyone else watching from home.
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[M]The controversial antics from the journalist came live on TV[/M] on Thursday night.
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And the stripping seemed to have worked as the entire studio were suddenly lost for words.
Johnson -- who, unlike her brother, campaigned for Remain -- paid homage to The Naked Brexit Protestor Dr Victoria Bateman, who caused a stir by appearing in the nude on Good Morning Britain earlier this week.
Appearing on The Pledge, a topical panel discussion on Sky News, Johnson paid tribute to Dr Bateman by removing her white blouse to the shock of her fellow guests.
Stripping to make her views heard, she told shocked panelists and viewers at home as she exposed herself: 'As I know it can be hard to get your voice heard about Brexit nowadays.
'It feels like we've hit saturation point. Enter pro-EU campaigner Victoria Bateman who's come up with a striking way this week to get herself noticed.'
She continued: 'Appearing across the media completely starkers to make various points about Brexit -- leaving Britain naked.'
In tribute to Dr Dateman, she said that she is following her move, and also pledged to show off her birthday suit every time they decide to talk about Brexit just to make sure of notice.
Those sitting around the table included June Sarpong, Nick Ferrari and Carole Malone, who were completely stunned by her bare breasts, as was everyone else watching from home.
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Those sitting around the table included June Sarpong, Nick Ferrari and Carole Malone, who [M]were completely stunned by her bare breasts[/M], as was [M]everyone else watching from home[/M].
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The controversial antics from the journalist came live on TV on Thursday night.
Rachel was speaking on the news show during a debate about Brexit.
The author and editor unbuttoned her silk blouse, revealing her bare chest, as the debate unfolded.
Rachel, 53, stunned her co-hosts.
(Image: Sky News)
She said: "As I know it can be hard to get your voice heard about Brexit nowadays.
“It feels like we’ve hit saturation point.
"Enter pro-EU campaigner Victoria Batemen who’s come up with a striking way this week to get herself noticed.
“Appearing across the media completely starkers to make various points about Brexit – leaving Britain naked.
“So in tribute to Dr Baker I’ve decided to follow suit – every time we decide to talk about Brexit just to make sure I get noticed around this table.”
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Those sitting around the table included June Sarpong, Nick Ferrari and [M]Carole Malone[/M], who were [M]completely stunned by her bare breasts[/M], as was everyone else watching from home.
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The controversial antics from the journalist came live on TV on Thursday night.
Rachel was speaking on the news show during a debate about Brexit.
The author and editor unbuttoned her silk blouse, revealing her bare chest, as the debate unfolded.
Rachel, 53, stunned her co-hosts.
(Image: Sky News)
She said: "As I know it can be hard to get your voice heard about Brexit nowadays.
“It feels like we’ve hit saturation point.
"Enter pro-EU campaigner Victoria Batemen who’s come up with a striking way this week to get herself noticed.
“Appearing across the media completely starkers to make various points about Brexit – leaving Britain naked.
“So in tribute to Dr Baker I’ve decided to follow suit – every time we decide to talk about Brexit just to make sure I get noticed around this table.”
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Those sitting around the table included June Sarpong, [M]Nick Ferrari[/M] and Carole Malone, who were [M]completely stunned by her bare breasts[/M], as was everyone else watching from home.
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The controversial antics from the journalist came live on TV on Thursday night.
Rachel was speaking on the news show during a debate about Brexit.
The author and editor unbuttoned her silk blouse, revealing her bare chest, as the debate unfolded.
Rachel, 53, stunned her co-hosts.
(Image: Sky News)
She said: "As I know it can be hard to get your voice heard about Brexit nowadays.
“It feels like we’ve hit saturation point.
"Enter pro-EU campaigner Victoria Batemen who’s come up with a striking way this week to get herself noticed.
“Appearing across the media completely starkers to make various points about Brexit – leaving Britain naked.
“So in tribute to Dr Baker I’ve decided to follow suit – every time we decide to talk about Brexit just to make sure I get noticed around this table.”
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Those sitting around the table included [M]June Sarpong[/M], Nick Ferrari and Carole Malone, who were [M]completely stunned by her bare breasts[/M], as was everyone else watching from home.
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The controversial antics from the journalist came live on TV on Thursday night.
Rachel was speaking on the news show during a debate about Brexit.
The author and editor unbuttoned her silk blouse, revealing her bare chest, as the debate unfolded.
Rachel, 53, stunned her co-hosts.
(Image: Sky News)
She said: "As I know it can be hard to get your voice heard about Brexit nowadays.
“It feels like we’ve hit saturation point.
"Enter pro-EU campaigner Victoria Batemen who’s come up with a striking way this week to get herself noticed.
“Appearing across the media completely starkers to make various points about Brexit – leaving Britain naked.
“So in tribute to Dr Baker I’ve decided to follow suit – every time we decide to talk about Brexit just to make sure I get noticed around this table.”
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[M]Those sitting around the table included[/M] June Sarpong, Nick Ferrari and [M]Carole Malone[/M], who were completely stunned by her bare breasts, as was everyone else watching from home.
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The controversial antics from the journalist came live on TV on Thursday night.
Rachel was speaking on the news show during a debate about Brexit.
The author and editor unbuttoned her silk blouse, revealing her bare chest, as the debate unfolded.
Rachel, 53, stunned her co-hosts.
(Image: Sky News)
She said: "As I know it can be hard to get your voice heard about Brexit nowadays.
“It feels like we’ve hit saturation point.
"Enter pro-EU campaigner Victoria Batemen who’s come up with a striking way this week to get herself noticed.
“Appearing across the media completely starkers to make various points about Brexit – leaving Britain naked.
“So in tribute to Dr Baker I’ve decided to follow suit – every time we decide to talk about Brexit just to make sure I get noticed around this table.”
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[M]Those sitting around the table included[/M] June Sarpong, [M]Nick Ferrari[/M] and Carole Malone, who were completely stunned by her bare breasts, as was everyone else watching from home.
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The controversial antics from the journalist came live on TV on Thursday night.
Rachel was speaking on the news show during a debate about Brexit.
The author and editor unbuttoned her silk blouse, revealing her bare chest, as the debate unfolded.
Rachel, 53, stunned her co-hosts.
(Image: Sky News)
She said: "As I know it can be hard to get your voice heard about Brexit nowadays.
“It feels like we’ve hit saturation point.
"Enter pro-EU campaigner Victoria Batemen who’s come up with a striking way this week to get herself noticed.
“Appearing across the media completely starkers to make various points about Brexit – leaving Britain naked.
“So in tribute to Dr Baker I’ve decided to follow suit – every time we decide to talk about Brexit just to make sure I get noticed around this table.”
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[M]Those sitting around the table included June Sarpong[/M], Nick Ferrari and Carole Malone, who were completely stunned by her bare breasts, as was everyone else watching from home.
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The controversial antics from the journalist came live on TV on Thursday night.
Rachel was speaking on the news show during a debate about Brexit.
The author and editor unbuttoned her silk blouse, revealing her bare chest, as the debate unfolded.
Rachel, 53, stunned her co-hosts.
(Image: Sky News)
She said: "As I know it can be hard to get your voice heard about Brexit nowadays.
“It feels like we’ve hit saturation point.
"Enter pro-EU campaigner Victoria Batemen who’s come up with a striking way this week to get herself noticed.
“Appearing across the media completely starkers to make various points about Brexit – leaving Britain naked.
“So in tribute to Dr Baker I’ve decided to follow suit – every time we decide to talk about Brexit just to make sure I get noticed around this table.”
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In tribute to Dr Dateman, [M]she[/M] said that she is following her move, and also [M]pledged to show off her birthday suit every time they decide to talk about Brexit just to make sure of notice.[/M]
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The controversial antics from the journalist came live on TV on Thursday night.
Rachel was speaking on the news show during a debate about Brexit.
The author and editor unbuttoned her silk blouse, revealing her bare chest, as the debate unfolded.
Rachel, 53, stunned her co-hosts.
(Image: Sky News)
She said: "As I know it can be hard to get your voice heard about Brexit nowadays.
“It feels like we’ve hit saturation point.
"Enter pro-EU campaigner Victoria Batemen who’s come up with a striking way this week to get herself noticed.
“Appearing across the media completely starkers to make various points about Brexit – leaving Britain naked.
“So in tribute to Dr Baker I’ve decided to follow suit – every time we decide to talk about Brexit just to make sure I get noticed around this table.”
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[M]In tribute to Dr Dateman, she said that she is following her move[/M], and also pledged to show off her birthday suit every time they decide to talk about Brexit just to make sure of notice.
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The controversial antics from the journalist came live on TV on Thursday night.
Rachel was speaking on the news show during a debate about Brexit.
The author and editor unbuttoned her silk blouse, revealing her bare chest, as the debate unfolded.
Rachel, 53, stunned her co-hosts.
(Image: Sky News)
She said: "As I know it can be hard to get your voice heard about Brexit nowadays.
“It feels like we’ve hit saturation point.
"Enter pro-EU campaigner Victoria Batemen who’s come up with a striking way this week to get herself noticed.
“Appearing across the media completely starkers to make various points about Brexit – leaving Britain naked.
“So in tribute to Dr Baker I’ve decided to follow suit – every time we decide to talk about Brexit just to make sure I get noticed around this table.”
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[M]Stripping to make her views heard, she[/M] told shocked panelists and viewers at home as she exposed herself: 'As I know it can be hard to get your voice heard about Brexit nowadays.
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The controversial antics from the journalist came live on TV on Thursday night.
Rachel was speaking on the news show during a debate about Brexit.
The author and editor unbuttoned her silk blouse, revealing her bare chest, as the debate unfolded.
Rachel, 53, stunned her co-hosts.
(Image: Sky News)
She said: "As I know it can be hard to get your voice heard about Brexit nowadays.
“It feels like we’ve hit saturation point.
"Enter pro-EU campaigner Victoria Batemen who’s come up with a striking way this week to get herself noticed.
“Appearing across the media completely starkers to make various points about Brexit – leaving Britain naked.
“So in tribute to Dr Baker I’ve decided to follow suit – every time we decide to talk about Brexit just to make sure I get noticed around this table.”
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Stripping to make her views heard, [M]she told shocked[/M] panelists and [M]viewers at home as she exposed herself: 'As I know it can be hard to get your voice heard about Brexit nowadays[/M].
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The controversial antics from the journalist came live on TV on Thursday night.
Rachel was speaking on the news show during a debate about Brexit.
The author and editor unbuttoned her silk blouse, revealing her bare chest, as the debate unfolded.
Rachel, 53, stunned her co-hosts.
(Image: Sky News)
She said: "As I know it can be hard to get your voice heard about Brexit nowadays.
“It feels like we’ve hit saturation point.
"Enter pro-EU campaigner Victoria Batemen who’s come up with a striking way this week to get herself noticed.
“Appearing across the media completely starkers to make various points about Brexit – leaving Britain naked.
“So in tribute to Dr Baker I’ve decided to follow suit – every time we decide to talk about Brexit just to make sure I get noticed around this table.”
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Stripping to make her views heard, [M]she told shocked panelists[/M] and viewers at home as she exposed herself: [M]'As I know it can be hard to get your voice heard about Brexit nowadays.[/M]
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The controversial antics from the journalist came live on TV on Thursday night.
Rachel was speaking on the news show during a debate about Brexit.
The author and editor unbuttoned her silk blouse, revealing her bare chest, as the debate unfolded.
Rachel, 53, stunned her co-hosts.
(Image: Sky News)
She said: "As I know it can be hard to get your voice heard about Brexit nowadays.
“It feels like we’ve hit saturation point.
"Enter pro-EU campaigner Victoria Batemen who’s come up with a striking way this week to get herself noticed.
“Appearing across the media completely starkers to make various points about Brexit – leaving Britain naked.
“So in tribute to Dr Baker I’ve decided to follow suit – every time we decide to talk about Brexit just to make sure I get noticed around this table.”
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'[M]It feels like we've hit saturation point[/M].
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The controversial antics from the journalist came live on TV on Thursday night.
Rachel was speaking on the news show during a debate about Brexit.
The author and editor unbuttoned her silk blouse, revealing her bare chest, as the debate unfolded.
Rachel, 53, stunned her co-hosts.
(Image: Sky News)
She said: "As I know it can be hard to get your voice heard about Brexit nowadays.
“It feels like we’ve hit saturation point.
"Enter pro-EU campaigner Victoria Batemen who’s come up with a striking way this week to get herself noticed.
“Appearing across the media completely starkers to make various points about Brexit – leaving Britain naked.
“So in tribute to Dr Baker I’ve decided to follow suit – every time we decide to talk about Brexit just to make sure I get noticed around this table.”
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Appearing on [M]The Pledge[/M], a [M]topical panel discussion on Sky News[/M], Johnson paid tribute to Dr Bateman by removing her white blouse to the shock of her fellow guests.
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The controversial antics from the journalist came live on TV on Thursday night.
Rachel was speaking on the news show during a debate about Brexit.
The author and editor unbuttoned her silk blouse, revealing her bare chest, as the debate unfolded.
Rachel, 53, stunned her co-hosts.
(Image: Sky News)
She said: "As I know it can be hard to get your voice heard about Brexit nowadays.
“It feels like we’ve hit saturation point.
"Enter pro-EU campaigner Victoria Batemen who’s come up with a striking way this week to get herself noticed.
“Appearing across the media completely starkers to make various points about Brexit – leaving Britain naked.
“So in tribute to Dr Baker I’ve decided to follow suit – every time we decide to talk about Brexit just to make sure I get noticed around this table.”
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Appearing on [M]The Pledge[/M], a [M]topical panel discussion[/M] on Sky News, Johnson paid tribute to Dr Bateman by removing her white blouse to the shock of her fellow guests.
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The controversial antics from the journalist came live on TV on Thursday night.
Rachel was speaking on the news show during a debate about Brexit.
The author and editor unbuttoned her silk blouse, revealing her bare chest, as the debate unfolded.
Rachel, 53, stunned her co-hosts.
(Image: Sky News)
She said: "As I know it can be hard to get your voice heard about Brexit nowadays.
“It feels like we’ve hit saturation point.
"Enter pro-EU campaigner Victoria Batemen who’s come up with a striking way this week to get herself noticed.
“Appearing across the media completely starkers to make various points about Brexit – leaving Britain naked.
“So in tribute to Dr Baker I’ve decided to follow suit – every time we decide to talk about Brexit just to make sure I get noticed around this table.”
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Appearing on The Pledge, a topical panel discussion on Sky News, [M]Johnson[/M] paid tribute to Dr Bateman by [M]removing her white blouse to the shock of her fellow guests.[/M]
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The controversial antics from the journalist came live on TV on Thursday night.
Rachel was speaking on the news show during a debate about Brexit.
The author and editor unbuttoned her silk blouse, revealing her bare chest, as the debate unfolded.
Rachel, 53, stunned her co-hosts.
(Image: Sky News)
She said: "As I know it can be hard to get your voice heard about Brexit nowadays.
“It feels like we’ve hit saturation point.
"Enter pro-EU campaigner Victoria Batemen who’s come up with a striking way this week to get herself noticed.
“Appearing across the media completely starkers to make various points about Brexit – leaving Britain naked.
“So in tribute to Dr Baker I’ve decided to follow suit – every time we decide to talk about Brexit just to make sure I get noticed around this table.”
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[M]Appearing on The Pledge[/M], a topical panel discussion on Sky News, [M]Johnson paid tribute to Dr Bateman by removing her white blouse[/M] to the shock of her fellow guests.
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The controversial antics from the journalist came live on TV on Thursday night.
Rachel was speaking on the news show during a debate about Brexit.
The author and editor unbuttoned her silk blouse, revealing her bare chest, as the debate unfolded.
Rachel, 53, stunned her co-hosts.
(Image: Sky News)
She said: "As I know it can be hard to get your voice heard about Brexit nowadays.
“It feels like we’ve hit saturation point.
"Enter pro-EU campaigner Victoria Batemen who’s come up with a striking way this week to get herself noticed.
“Appearing across the media completely starkers to make various points about Brexit – leaving Britain naked.
“So in tribute to Dr Baker I’ve decided to follow suit – every time we decide to talk about Brexit just to make sure I get noticed around this table.”
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[M]Appearing on The Pledge[/M], a topical panel discussion on Sky News, [M]Johnson paid tribute to Dr Bateman[/M] by removing her white blouse to the shock of her fellow guests.
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The controversial antics from the journalist came live on TV on Thursday night.
Rachel was speaking on the news show during a debate about Brexit.
The author and editor unbuttoned her silk blouse, revealing her bare chest, as the debate unfolded.
Rachel, 53, stunned her co-hosts.
(Image: Sky News)
She said: "As I know it can be hard to get your voice heard about Brexit nowadays.
“It feels like we’ve hit saturation point.
"Enter pro-EU campaigner Victoria Batemen who’s come up with a striking way this week to get herself noticed.
“Appearing across the media completely starkers to make various points about Brexit – leaving Britain naked.
“So in tribute to Dr Baker I’ve decided to follow suit – every time we decide to talk about Brexit just to make sure I get noticed around this table.”
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And the stripping seemed to have worked [M]as the entire studio were suddenly lost for words[/M].
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The controversial antics from the journalist came live on TV on Thursday night.
Rachel was speaking on the news show during a debate about Brexit.
The author and editor unbuttoned her silk blouse, revealing her bare chest, as the debate unfolded.
Rachel, 53, stunned her co-hosts.
(Image: Sky News)
She said: "As I know it can be hard to get your voice heard about Brexit nowadays.
“It feels like we’ve hit saturation point.
"Enter pro-EU campaigner Victoria Batemen who’s come up with a striking way this week to get herself noticed.
“Appearing across the media completely starkers to make various points about Brexit – leaving Britain naked.
“So in tribute to Dr Baker I’ve decided to follow suit – every time we decide to talk about Brexit just to make sure I get noticed around this table.”
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[M]And the stripping seemed to have worked[/M] as the entire studio were suddenly lost for words.
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The controversial antics from the journalist came live on TV on Thursday night.
Rachel was speaking on the news show during a debate about Brexit.
The author and editor unbuttoned her silk blouse, revealing her bare chest, as the debate unfolded.
Rachel, 53, stunned her co-hosts.
(Image: Sky News)
She said: "As I know it can be hard to get your voice heard about Brexit nowadays.
“It feels like we’ve hit saturation point.
"Enter pro-EU campaigner Victoria Batemen who’s come up with a striking way this week to get herself noticed.
“Appearing across the media completely starkers to make various points about Brexit – leaving Britain naked.
“So in tribute to Dr Baker I’ve decided to follow suit – every time we decide to talk about Brexit just to make sure I get noticed around this table.”
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Enter pro-EU campaigner [M]Victoria Bateman[/M] who's [M]come up with a striking way this week to get herself noticed[/M].'
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The controversial antics from the journalist came live on TV on Thursday night.
Rachel was speaking on the news show during a debate about Brexit.
The author and editor unbuttoned her silk blouse, revealing her bare chest, as the debate unfolded.
Rachel, 53, stunned her co-hosts.
(Image: Sky News)
She said: "As I know it can be hard to get your voice heard about Brexit nowadays.
“It feels like we’ve hit saturation point.
"Enter pro-EU campaigner Victoria Batemen who’s come up with a striking way this week to get herself noticed.
“Appearing across the media completely starkers to make various points about Brexit – leaving Britain naked.
“So in tribute to Dr Baker I’ve decided to follow suit – every time we decide to talk about Brexit just to make sure I get noticed around this table.”
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Enter pro-EU campaigner [M]Victoria Bateman[/M] who's [M]come up with a striking way[/M] this week [M]to get herself noticed[/M].'
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The controversial antics from the journalist came live on TV on Thursday night.
Rachel was speaking on the news show during a debate about Brexit.
The author and editor unbuttoned her silk blouse, revealing her bare chest, as the debate unfolded.
Rachel, 53, stunned her co-hosts.
(Image: Sky News)
She said: "As I know it can be hard to get your voice heard about Brexit nowadays.
“It feels like we’ve hit saturation point.
"Enter pro-EU campaigner Victoria Batemen who’s come up with a striking way this week to get herself noticed.
“Appearing across the media completely starkers to make various points about Brexit – leaving Britain naked.
“So in tribute to Dr Baker I’ve decided to follow suit – every time we decide to talk about Brexit just to make sure I get noticed around this table.”
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Enter [M]pro-EU campaigner Victoria Bateman[/M] who's come up with a striking way this week to get herself noticed.'
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The controversial antics from the journalist came live on TV on Thursday night.
Rachel was speaking on the news show during a debate about Brexit.
The author and editor unbuttoned her silk blouse, revealing her bare chest, as the debate unfolded.
Rachel, 53, stunned her co-hosts.
(Image: Sky News)
She said: "As I know it can be hard to get your voice heard about Brexit nowadays.
“It feels like we’ve hit saturation point.
"Enter pro-EU campaigner Victoria Batemen who’s come up with a striking way this week to get herself noticed.
“Appearing across the media completely starkers to make various points about Brexit – leaving Britain naked.
“So in tribute to Dr Baker I’ve decided to follow suit – every time we decide to talk about Brexit just to make sure I get noticed around this table.”
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The term "Great Britain" is often used to refer to [M]England, Scotland and Wales[/M], including [M]their component adjoining islands[/M].
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Great Britain (in English: Great Britain or more rarely Britain, in Welsh: Prydain Fawr, in Scots: Great Breetain, in Cornish: Breten Veur, in Scottish Gaelic: Breatainn Mhòr) is an island off the northwest coast from continental Europe. It represents the majority of the territory of the United Kingdom. In its political sense, this toponym designates England, Wales and Scotland as well as most of the contiguous island territories excluding the Isle of Man and the Channel Islands.
Located at the junction of the Atlantic and the North Sea, it is separated from Ireland by the Irish Sea and from the mainland by the English Channel. It is the largest and most populous island on the European continent.
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[M]The term "Great Britain" is often used to refer to England, Scotland and Wales, including their component adjoining islands.[/M]
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Great Britain (in English: Great Britain or more rarely Britain, in Welsh: Prydain Fawr, in Scots: Great Breetain, in Cornish: Breten Veur, in Scottish Gaelic: Breatainn Mhòr) is an island off the northwest coast from continental Europe. It represents the majority of the territory of the United Kingdom. In its political sense, this toponym designates England, Wales and Scotland as well as most of the contiguous island territories excluding the Isle of Man and the Channel Islands.
Located at the junction of the Atlantic and the North Sea, it is separated from Ireland by the Irish Sea and from the mainland by the English Channel. It is the largest and most populous island on the European continent.
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[M]The term "Great Britain" is often used to refer to England, Scotland and Wales[/M], including their component adjoining islands.
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Great Britain (in English: Great Britain or more rarely Britain, in Welsh: Prydain Fawr, in Scots: Great Breetain, in Cornish: Breten Veur, in Scottish Gaelic: Breatainn Mhòr) is an island off the northwest coast from continental Europe. It represents the majority of the territory of the United Kingdom. In its political sense, this toponym designates England, Wales and Scotland as well as most of the contiguous island territories excluding the Isle of Man and the Channel Islands.
Located at the junction of the Atlantic and the North Sea, it is separated from Ireland by the Irish Sea and from the mainland by the English Channel. It is the largest and most populous island on the European continent.
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[M]Great Britain and Northern Ireland now constitute the United Kingdom.[/M]
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Great Britain (in English: Great Britain or more rarely Britain, in Welsh: Prydain Fawr, in Scots: Great Breetain, in Cornish: Breten Veur, in Scottish Gaelic: Breatainn Mhòr) is an island off the northwest coast from continental Europe. It represents the majority of the territory of the United Kingdom. In its political sense, this toponym designates England, Wales and Scotland as well as most of the contiguous island territories excluding the Isle of Man and the Channel Islands.
Located at the junction of the Atlantic and the North Sea, it is separated from Ireland by the Irish Sea and from the mainland by the English Channel. It is the largest and most populous island on the European continent.
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With an area of 209,331 km² (80,823 sq mi), [M]it is[/M] the largest of the British Isles, the largest European island, and [M]the ninth-largest island in the world[/M].
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Great Britain (in English: Great Britain or more rarely Britain, in Welsh: Prydain Fawr, in Scots: Great Breetain, in Cornish: Breten Veur, in Scottish Gaelic: Breatainn Mhòr) is an island off the northwest coast from continental Europe. It represents the majority of the territory of the United Kingdom. In its political sense, this toponym designates England, Wales and Scotland as well as most of the contiguous island territories excluding the Isle of Man and the Channel Islands.
Located at the junction of the Atlantic and the North Sea, it is separated from Ireland by the Irish Sea and from the mainland by the English Channel. It is the largest and most populous island on the European continent.
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With an area of 209,331 km² (80,823 sq mi), [M]it is[/M] the largest of the British Isles, the largest [M]European island[/M], and the ninth-largest island in the world.
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Great Britain (in English: Great Britain or more rarely Britain, in Welsh: Prydain Fawr, in Scots: Great Breetain, in Cornish: Breten Veur, in Scottish Gaelic: Breatainn Mhòr) is an island off the northwest coast from continental Europe. It represents the majority of the territory of the United Kingdom. In its political sense, this toponym designates England, Wales and Scotland as well as most of the contiguous island territories excluding the Isle of Man and the Channel Islands.
Located at the junction of the Atlantic and the North Sea, it is separated from Ireland by the Irish Sea and from the mainland by the English Channel. It is the largest and most populous island on the European continent.
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With an area of 209,331 km² (80,823 sq mi), [M]it is the[/M] largest of the British Isles, the [M]largest European island[/M], and the ninth-largest island in the world.
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Great Britain (in English: Great Britain or more rarely Britain, in Welsh: Prydain Fawr, in Scots: Great Breetain, in Cornish: Breten Veur, in Scottish Gaelic: Breatainn Mhòr) is an island off the northwest coast from continental Europe. It represents the majority of the territory of the United Kingdom. In its political sense, this toponym designates England, Wales and Scotland as well as most of the contiguous island territories excluding the Isle of Man and the Channel Islands.
Located at the junction of the Atlantic and the North Sea, it is separated from Ireland by the Irish Sea and from the mainland by the English Channel. It is the largest and most populous island on the European continent.
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With an area of 209,331 km² (80,823 sq mi), [M]it is the largest of the British Isles[/M], the largest European island, and the ninth-largest island in the world.
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Great Britain (in English: Great Britain or more rarely Britain, in Welsh: Prydain Fawr, in Scots: Great Breetain, in Cornish: Breten Veur, in Scottish Gaelic: Breatainn Mhòr) is an island off the northwest coast from continental Europe. It represents the majority of the territory of the United Kingdom. In its political sense, this toponym designates England, Wales and Scotland as well as most of the contiguous island territories excluding the Isle of Man and the Channel Islands.
Located at the junction of the Atlantic and the North Sea, it is separated from Ireland by the Irish Sea and from the mainland by the English Channel. It is the largest and most populous island on the European continent.
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With [M]an area of[/M] 209,331 km² ([M]80,823 sq mi[/M]), it is the largest of the British Isles, the largest European island, and the ninth-largest island in the world.
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Great Britain (in English: Great Britain or more rarely Britain, in Welsh: Prydain Fawr, in Scots: Great Breetain, in Cornish: Breten Veur, in Scottish Gaelic: Breatainn Mhòr) is an island off the northwest coast from continental Europe. It represents the majority of the territory of the United Kingdom. In its political sense, this toponym designates England, Wales and Scotland as well as most of the contiguous island territories excluding the Isle of Man and the Channel Islands.
Located at the junction of the Atlantic and the North Sea, it is separated from Ireland by the Irish Sea and from the mainland by the English Channel. It is the largest and most populous island on the European continent.
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With [M]an area of 209,331 km²[/M] (80,823 sq mi), it is the largest of the British Isles, the largest European island, and the ninth-largest island in the world.
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Great Britain (in English: Great Britain or more rarely Britain, in Welsh: Prydain Fawr, in Scots: Great Breetain, in Cornish: Breten Veur, in Scottish Gaelic: Breatainn Mhòr) is an island off the northwest coast from continental Europe. It represents the majority of the territory of the United Kingdom. In its political sense, this toponym designates England, Wales and Scotland as well as most of the contiguous island territories excluding the Isle of Man and the Channel Islands.
Located at the junction of the Atlantic and the North Sea, it is separated from Ireland by the Irish Sea and from the mainland by the English Channel. It is the largest and most populous island on the European continent.
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The single Kingdom of Great Britain resulted from the 1707 Acts of Union between [M]the kingdoms of England[/M] (which at the time [M]incorporated[/M] Wales) and [M]Scotland[/M].
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Great Britain (in English: Great Britain or more rarely Britain, in Welsh: Prydain Fawr, in Scots: Great Breetain, in Cornish: Breten Veur, in Scottish Gaelic: Breatainn Mhòr) is an island off the northwest coast from continental Europe. It represents the majority of the territory of the United Kingdom. In its political sense, this toponym designates England, Wales and Scotland as well as most of the contiguous island territories excluding the Isle of Man and the Channel Islands.
Located at the junction of the Atlantic and the North Sea, it is separated from Ireland by the Irish Sea and from the mainland by the English Channel. It is the largest and most populous island on the European continent.
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The single Kingdom of Great Britain resulted from the 1707 Acts of Union between [M]the kingdoms of England[/M] (which at the time [M]incorporated Wales[/M]) and Scotland.
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Great Britain (in English: Great Britain or more rarely Britain, in Welsh: Prydain Fawr, in Scots: Great Breetain, in Cornish: Breten Veur, in Scottish Gaelic: Breatainn Mhòr) is an island off the northwest coast from continental Europe. It represents the majority of the territory of the United Kingdom. In its political sense, this toponym designates England, Wales and Scotland as well as most of the contiguous island territories excluding the Isle of Man and the Channel Islands.
Located at the junction of the Atlantic and the North Sea, it is separated from Ireland by the Irish Sea and from the mainland by the English Channel. It is the largest and most populous island on the European continent.
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The single Kingdom of Great Britain resulted from [M]the 1707 Acts of Union between the kingdoms of England[/M] (which at the time incorporated Wales) and Scotland.
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Great Britain (in English: Great Britain or more rarely Britain, in Welsh: Prydain Fawr, in Scots: Great Breetain, in Cornish: Breten Veur, in Scottish Gaelic: Breatainn Mhòr) is an island off the northwest coast from continental Europe. It represents the majority of the territory of the United Kingdom. In its political sense, this toponym designates England, Wales and Scotland as well as most of the contiguous island territories excluding the Isle of Man and the Channel Islands.
Located at the junction of the Atlantic and the North Sea, it is separated from Ireland by the Irish Sea and from the mainland by the English Channel. It is the largest and most populous island on the European continent.
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[M]The single Kingdom of Great Britain resulted from the 1707 Acts of Union[/M] between the kingdoms of England (which at the time incorporated Wales) and Scotland.
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Great Britain (in English: Great Britain or more rarely Britain, in Welsh: Prydain Fawr, in Scots: Great Breetain, in Cornish: Breten Veur, in Scottish Gaelic: Breatainn Mhòr) is an island off the northwest coast from continental Europe. It represents the majority of the territory of the United Kingdom. In its political sense, this toponym designates England, Wales and Scotland as well as most of the contiguous island territories excluding the Isle of Man and the Channel Islands.
Located at the junction of the Atlantic and the North Sea, it is separated from Ireland by the Irish Sea and from the mainland by the English Channel. It is the largest and most populous island on the European continent.
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[M]The island is dominated by a maritime climate with narrow temperature differences between seasons.[/M]
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Great Britain (in English: Great Britain or more rarely Britain, in Welsh: Prydain Fawr, in Scots: Great Breetain, in Cornish: Breten Veur, in Scottish Gaelic: Breatainn Mhòr) is an island off the northwest coast from continental Europe. It represents the majority of the territory of the United Kingdom. In its political sense, this toponym designates England, Wales and Scotland as well as most of the contiguous island territories excluding the Isle of Man and the Channel Islands.
Located at the junction of the Atlantic and the North Sea, it is separated from Ireland by the Irish Sea and from the mainland by the English Channel. It is the largest and most populous island on the European continent.
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[M]The island is dominated by a maritime climate[/M] with narrow temperature differences between seasons.
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Great Britain (in English: Great Britain or more rarely Britain, in Welsh: Prydain Fawr, in Scots: Great Breetain, in Cornish: Breten Veur, in Scottish Gaelic: Breatainn Mhòr) is an island off the northwest coast from continental Europe. It represents the majority of the territory of the United Kingdom. In its political sense, this toponym designates England, Wales and Scotland as well as most of the contiguous island territories excluding the Isle of Man and the Channel Islands.
Located at the junction of the Atlantic and the North Sea, it is separated from Ireland by the Irish Sea and from the mainland by the English Channel. It is the largest and most populous island on the European continent.
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Connected to mainland Europe until 8,000 years ago, [M]Great Britain has been inhabited by modern humans for around 30,000 years[/M].
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Great Britain (in English: Great Britain or more rarely Britain, in Welsh: Prydain Fawr, in Scots: Great Breetain, in Cornish: Breten Veur, in Scottish Gaelic: Breatainn Mhòr) is an island off the northwest coast from continental Europe. It represents the majority of the territory of the United Kingdom. In its political sense, this toponym designates England, Wales and Scotland as well as most of the contiguous island territories excluding the Isle of Man and the Channel Islands.
Located at the junction of the Atlantic and the North Sea, it is separated from Ireland by the Irish Sea and from the mainland by the English Channel. It is the largest and most populous island on the European continent.
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Connected to mainland Europe until 8,000 years ago, [M]Great Britain[/M] has been [M]inhabited by modern humans[/M] for around 30,000 years.
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Great Britain (in English: Great Britain or more rarely Britain, in Welsh: Prydain Fawr, in Scots: Great Breetain, in Cornish: Breten Veur, in Scottish Gaelic: Breatainn Mhòr) is an island off the northwest coast from continental Europe. It represents the majority of the territory of the United Kingdom. In its political sense, this toponym designates England, Wales and Scotland as well as most of the contiguous island territories excluding the Isle of Man and the Channel Islands.
Located at the junction of the Atlantic and the North Sea, it is separated from Ireland by the Irish Sea and from the mainland by the English Channel. It is the largest and most populous island on the European continent.
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[M]Connected to mainland Europe until 8,000 years ago, Great Britain[/M] has been inhabited by modern humans for around 30,000 years.
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Great Britain (in English: Great Britain or more rarely Britain, in Welsh: Prydain Fawr, in Scots: Great Breetain, in Cornish: Breten Veur, in Scottish Gaelic: Breatainn Mhòr) is an island off the northwest coast from continental Europe. It represents the majority of the territory of the United Kingdom. In its political sense, this toponym designates England, Wales and Scotland as well as most of the contiguous island territories excluding the Isle of Man and the Channel Islands.
Located at the junction of the Atlantic and the North Sea, it is separated from Ireland by the Irish Sea and from the mainland by the English Channel. It is the largest and most populous island on the European continent.
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In 2011, the island had a population of about 61 million people, making it the world's third-most-populous island after Java in Indonesia and [M]Honshu in Japan.[/M]
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Great Britain (in English: Great Britain or more rarely Britain, in Welsh: Prydain Fawr, in Scots: Great Breetain, in Cornish: Breten Veur, in Scottish Gaelic: Breatainn Mhòr) is an island off the northwest coast from continental Europe. It represents the majority of the territory of the United Kingdom. In its political sense, this toponym designates England, Wales and Scotland as well as most of the contiguous island territories excluding the Isle of Man and the Channel Islands.
Located at the junction of the Atlantic and the North Sea, it is separated from Ireland by the Irish Sea and from the mainland by the English Channel. It is the largest and most populous island on the European continent.
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In 2011, the island had a population of about 61 million people, making it the world's third-most-populous island after [M]Java in Indonesia[/M] and Honshu in Japan.
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Great Britain (in English: Great Britain or more rarely Britain, in Welsh: Prydain Fawr, in Scots: Great Breetain, in Cornish: Breten Veur, in Scottish Gaelic: Breatainn Mhòr) is an island off the northwest coast from continental Europe. It represents the majority of the territory of the United Kingdom. In its political sense, this toponym designates England, Wales and Scotland as well as most of the contiguous island territories excluding the Isle of Man and the Channel Islands.
Located at the junction of the Atlantic and the North Sea, it is separated from Ireland by the Irish Sea and from the mainland by the English Channel. It is the largest and most populous island on the European continent.
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In 2011, the island had a population of about 61 million people, making it [M]the world's third-most-populous island after[/M] Java in Indonesia and [M]Honshu[/M] in Japan.
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Great Britain (in English: Great Britain or more rarely Britain, in Welsh: Prydain Fawr, in Scots: Great Breetain, in Cornish: Breten Veur, in Scottish Gaelic: Breatainn Mhòr) is an island off the northwest coast from continental Europe. It represents the majority of the territory of the United Kingdom. In its political sense, this toponym designates England, Wales and Scotland as well as most of the contiguous island territories excluding the Isle of Man and the Channel Islands.
Located at the junction of the Atlantic and the North Sea, it is separated from Ireland by the Irish Sea and from the mainland by the English Channel. It is the largest and most populous island on the European continent.
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In 2011, the island had a population of about 61 million people, making it [M]the world's third-most-populous island after Java[/M] in Indonesia and Honshu in Japan.
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Great Britain (in English: Great Britain or more rarely Britain, in Welsh: Prydain Fawr, in Scots: Great Breetain, in Cornish: Breten Veur, in Scottish Gaelic: Breatainn Mhòr) is an island off the northwest coast from continental Europe. It represents the majority of the territory of the United Kingdom. In its political sense, this toponym designates England, Wales and Scotland as well as most of the contiguous island territories excluding the Isle of Man and the Channel Islands.
Located at the junction of the Atlantic and the North Sea, it is separated from Ireland by the Irish Sea and from the mainland by the English Channel. It is the largest and most populous island on the European continent.
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[M]In 2011, the island had a population of about 61 million people[/M], making it the world's third-most-populous island after Java in Indonesia and Honshu in Japan.
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Great Britain (in English: Great Britain or more rarely Britain, in Welsh: Prydain Fawr, in Scots: Great Breetain, in Cornish: Breten Veur, in Scottish Gaelic: Breatainn Mhòr) is an island off the northwest coast from continental Europe. It represents the majority of the territory of the United Kingdom. In its political sense, this toponym designates England, Wales and Scotland as well as most of the contiguous island territories excluding the Isle of Man and the Channel Islands.
Located at the junction of the Atlantic and the North Sea, it is separated from Ireland by the Irish Sea and from the mainland by the English Channel. It is the largest and most populous island on the European continent.
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In 2011[M], the island had a population of about 61 million people[/M], making it the world's third-most-populous island after Java in Indonesia and Honshu in Japan.
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Great Britain (in English: Great Britain or more rarely Britain, in Welsh: Prydain Fawr, in Scots: Great Breetain, in Cornish: Breten Veur, in Scottish Gaelic: Breatainn Mhòr) is an island off the northwest coast from continental Europe. It represents the majority of the territory of the United Kingdom. In its political sense, this toponym designates England, Wales and Scotland as well as most of the contiguous island territories excluding the Isle of Man and the Channel Islands.
Located at the junction of the Atlantic and the North Sea, it is separated from Ireland by the Irish Sea and from the mainland by the English Channel. It is the largest and most populous island on the European continent.
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[M]Great Britain[/M] is an island in the North Atlantic Ocean [M]off the northwest coast of continental Europe[/M].
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Great Britain (in English: Great Britain or more rarely Britain, in Welsh: Prydain Fawr, in Scots: Great Breetain, in Cornish: Breten Veur, in Scottish Gaelic: Breatainn Mhòr) is an island off the northwest coast from continental Europe. It represents the majority of the territory of the United Kingdom. In its political sense, this toponym designates England, Wales and Scotland as well as most of the contiguous island territories excluding the Isle of Man and the Channel Islands.
Located at the junction of the Atlantic and the North Sea, it is separated from Ireland by the Irish Sea and from the mainland by the English Channel. It is the largest and most populous island on the European continent.
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