Paschal Donohoe hits out at FAI chief John Delaney for attending campaign events

Sports Minister Paschal Donohoe has criticised his cabinet colleague Alan Kelly for attending events with Football Association of Ireland chief John Delaney.
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Alan Kelly
Wed, 20 Jan, 2016 - 00:00
Elaine Loughlin

Mr Donohoe claimed public campaigning “should be left to politicians”.

It comes as Mr Kelly defended the FAI chief who accompanied him to events in his constituency and encouraged people to vote for him.

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