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- 1Irish comedian urges boycott of Israel football fixture▼'Playing against genocide': Irish comedian, activist urges boycott of Israel fixture over Gaza war
An Irish comedian and activist is calling for a boycott of a football fixture involving Israel, arguing that teams should refuse to play against Israel while the war in Gaza continues. She described competing against Israel as 'playing against genocide', framing the appeal as part of wider campaigns to exclude Israeli teams from international sporting events. The call adds to ongoing debate over whether sport should remain separate from the politics of the conflict.
- 2Irish comedian joins cast of BBC's Celebrity Traitors▼Irish comedian among the cast for new series of BBC's Celebrity Traitors
An Irish comedian has been named among the celebrity contestants taking part in a new series of the BBC's Celebrity Traitors, the star-studded version of the popular reality competition. The line-up announcement has drawn attention in Ireland and the UK, with fans speculating about how well the comedian might fare at deception and strategy in the castle.