After bile of Windsor Park 1993, peace came ‘dropping slow’ for the North

The recent announcement of a joint FAI/IFA bid for the 2023 Uefa U21 Euros, to include stadia from Ballymena to Cork, is an example of the current good working relationship between the two associations.

After bile of Windsor Park 1993, peace came ‘dropping slow’ for the North
Thu, 15 Nov, 2018 - 05:47
Jack Anderson

By Jack Anderson

The recent announcement of a joint FAI/IFA bid for the 2023 Uefa U21 Euros, to include stadia from Ballymena to Cork, is an example of the current good working relationship between the two associations.

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