Cork tops Fair Play League

Cork City and UCD topped the eircom League Fair Play League for the Premier and First Division’s respectively.

Cork tops Fair Play League
Fri, 24 Dec, 2004 - 00:00

In the Premier Division, Cork City topped the table with 1,195 points with Drogheda United second on 1,187 points. In the First Division, UCD came first with 1,107 points while Finn Harps were second with 1,083 points.

Cork City will receive €4,500 in prize money while Drogheda United will receive €1,900.

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