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UEFA's disciplinary body will today assess reports of the tennis ball protest during Ireland's European Qualifier against Georgia, Sky Sports News has been told.
The match was held up for three minutes as fans threw dozens of tennis balls in protest at chief executive John Delaney's continued role at the Football Association of Ireland (FAI).
Mick McCarthy has urged Republic of Ireland fans to get behind the team, following reports of planned protests during the match against Georgia.
Delaney is due to appear before Irish MPs on April 10 to explain a personal loan of £85,385, provided to the FAI two years ago to help with what was described as a short-term cash flow issue.
Article 16 of UEFA regulations state that associations are liable for order and security inside the stadium, including preventing "the throwing of objects".
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