FAI to consult with Government over sporting list

The FAI says it will continue consultations with the Government over the designation of sports events as free-to-air.

FAI to consult with Government over sporting list
Wed, 28 Aug, 2002 - 18:13

The FAI says it will continue consultations with the Government over the designation of sports events as free-to-air.

The association met with Communications Minister, Dermot Ahern, today to discuss his plans to make international soccer matches available only to terrestrial TV.

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