Sentence in Ian Wright case a 'setback in fight against raci

Sentence in Ian Wright case a 'setback in fight against racism in Ireland'


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The decision to spare a Kerry student a criminal conviction for sending racist messages to Arsenal legend Ian Wright was a setback in the fight against racism in Ireland, according to a leading academic.
18-year-old Patrick O'Brien, of Sycamore Court, Ashleigh Downs in Tralee had pleaded guilty to sending the former England international
Judge David Waters decided to
In a statement, Wright said he was ‘disappointed’ and ‘tired’ following the sentencing – and warned that he never expected his decision to forgive O’Brien to be used to reduce his sentence.
Sentence for Ian Wright case a 'setback in fight against racism in Ireland'

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