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0:00On March 26, Ireland's parliament took a moment of unity during leaders' questions to rally behind the national soccer team ahead of their key match against Czechia and Prague on Thursday. Leaders from all sides wish the players good luck, highlighting how the team has boosted spirits amid global challenges. Sinfain's Pierce Dordy joined in the support, but called out a problem for fans in Northern Ireland where the game is geoblocked and not available. Free to air, he urged the government to fix this access issue right away. Social Democrats, TD Gary Gannon, spotlighted Troy Parrot, the Dublin-born striker carrying national hopes to point out the lack of full-size soccer. Pitches for kids in the city's inner north and south areas. He noted the 19-point gap in sports participation between richer and poorer groups that hasn't budged in two years. Gannon also flagged funding shortfalls, with Dublin getting just 26 euros, 50 cents per person from the sports capital program. Half the national average.

1:00He explained how rules requiring land ownership or long leases lock out needy communities, letting established clubs dominate applications. Prime Minister Simon Harris agreed. More targeted funding is needed for disadvantaged urban and rural spots, promising a new round of grants in the interning. Coming weeks to start closing these gaps and build on the team's positive momentum, Europe news today, powered by AI bringing you what matters across Europe.