Two supporters of the Leeside club have been identified over the 'disgusting' chants after Cork's 1-0 win over Shamrock Rovers
Cork City FC fans who chanted about Stephen Bradley's son are to be banned from Turners Cross for life.
The incident happened as Bradley was interviewed after the match, with the fans chanting at the Rovers boss from a pub outside the ground which overlooks the pitch about his son, who is battling leukaemia. Speaking on Newstalk this morning, Cork City chairman Dermot Usher said: "I just can't believe that people think it's OK to actually chant the things that these guys said.
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