Single Irish football team needed: McGuinness

Martin McGuinness has reiterated his desire for an all-Ireland international football team after visiting the home of the Northern Irish side for the first time in almost 50 years.

Single Irish football team needed: McGuinness
Tue, 06 Mar, 2012 - 20:33

Martin McGuinness has reiterated his desire for an all-Ireland international football team after visiting the home of the Northern Irish side for the first time in almost 50 years.

Stormont’s deputy first minister was at Windsor Park in Belfast to watch a club game between his team Derry City and hosts Linfield.

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