Croker in the dark on UEFA inspection

GAA CHIEFS say they’re in the dark about a proposed visit next week to Croke Park by a UEFA delegation that will be assessing Ireland’s ability host the 2008 European football championships.
Croker in the dark on UEFA inspection
Tue, 10 Sep, 2002 - 01:00
Colm O’Connor

Government sources indicated last night a UEFA inspection team is due at GAA headquarters next Monday, but association director general Liam

Mulvihill insisted last night nobody has been in touch with the GAA.

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