Cork ladies on hold for owed Smart money

ALL-IRELAND ladies football champions Cork are owed a substantial five-figure sum by their main sponsors, Smart Telecom.

Fri, 06 Oct, 2006 - 01:00

Michael Moynihan

A cheque sent by the troubled telecommunications company bounced recently and the Leesiders do not know when they will receive a promised bonus payment of €5,000 for winning the All-Ireland title last month.

Mary Power, treasurer of the Cork Ladies Football Board confirmed yesterday that the board was still owed money by Smart Telecom.

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Courts Gaa Place: Cork Person: Mary Power Person: Treasurer Person: Power Event: All-Ireland Event: All-Ireland final Organisation: Cork Organisation: Smart Telecom Organisation: Leesiders Organisation: Cork ladies football board Organisation: Smart Organisation: Armagh Organisation: Leeside Organisation: Cork County Board

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