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Irish American Football Association pays out €40k

IAFA forks out for legal costs in dispute with college game organisers.

Irish American Football Association pays out €40k

Wed, 14 Nov, 2018 - 04:15

By Joe Leogue

The governing body for American football in Ireland says it is looking forward to a “collaborative relationship” with those behind the upcoming college games in Dublin, having spent tens of thousands in legal costs in previous disputes with match organisers.

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