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FAI says it has reported to Uefa a "racist incident" which occurred during a Republic of Ireland Under-17 game against their Poland counterparts on Saturday .
The incident happened in the second half of the game in Koszalin which the Irish side won 2 -0.
The FAI statement added that it had offered "full and unequivocal support to the player who was subjected to racism and to his team-mates".
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