Ian Mallon: Losing their shirts has left FAI with €5m chill 

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Ian Mallon: Losing their shirts has left FAI with €5m chill 

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IN the 1,009 days since the FAI was put on notice that it needed to find a new sponsor for the Republic of Ireland men’s team, the association has lost €5.04m in commercial income.

In those 144 weeks, 114 of which have been spent without any shirt sponsorship revenue, the loss currently stands at €44k per week.

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