Consumer Association call FAI 'greedy'

The Consumer Association of Ireland has joined criticism of the FAI's sale of television rights for Irish games, labelling the deal as ‘greedy’.

Consumer Association call FAI 'greedy'
Sat, 06 Jul, 2002 - 18:21

The Consumer Association of Ireland has joined criticism of the FAI's sale of television rights for Irish games, labelling the deal as ‘greedy’.

The FAI will net millions from the sale which means Irish football fans will need to have Sky Sports in order to watch home matches.

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