Bosnian fans booed for interrupting minute's silence for Paris victims during Euro 2016 qualifier

Republic of Ireland fans have erupted in a chorus of boos, after Bosnia-Herzegovina fans spoiled a minute’s silence held for victims of the Paris attacks at the Euro 2016 football playoff.

Video of the event reveals Bosnian fans shouting and jeering from the stand while players and the crowd alike stand quietly by, observing the silence.

The fans’ voices are soon enveloped in a tide of boos, as Ireland fans - angered by the Bosnian’s failure to respect the silence - retaliate, expressing their disapproval.

The Ireland fans however do not appear to be aware that they themselves have committed the same discourtesy.

The minute of silence concluded with applause in honour of those killed and injured by the attacks.

Ireland went on to win the match, qualifying to play in the Euro 2016.