Sporting Fingal on verge of collapse as contracts cancelled

SPORTING FINGAL are on the brink of collapse after the club cancelled all of its players’ contracts yesterday afternoon.

Sporting Fingal on verge of collapse as contracts cancelled
Thu, 10 Feb, 2011 - 00:00
Paul Buttner

The FAI promptly confirmed that the club has pulled out of the Setanta Sports Cup with UCD being parachuted in to meet Lisburn Distillery in the opening game on Monday.

Abbotstown will continue talks with Sporting Fingal today when a decision may be made on whether they can continue as an Airtricity League club.

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