FAI vows to do whatever it takes to get State funding back

The Football Association of Ireland has said it will make whatever changes to its board demanded in order to have its State funding reinstated.

FAI vows to do whatever it takes to get State funding back
Thu, 11 Apr, 2019 - 08:20
Daniel McConnell

The Football Association of Ireland has said it will make whatever changes to its board demanded in order to have its State funding reinstated.

FAI president Donal Conway made the statement during a marathon eight-hour hearing of the joint Oireachtas sport committee relating to the undisclosed €100,000 loan from ex-CEO John Delaney to the organisation.

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