Cork League refuse to play ball

The debacle over the Schoolboys Football Association of Ireland (SFAI) national cups is set to continue after the Cork League last night withdrew their co-operation.

Cork League refuse to play ball
Fri, 17 Jan, 2014 - 00:00
John Fallon

The decision of Cork Schoolboys League management committee follows an intervention last week by the Football Association of Ireland (FAI) to allow teams from their largest league in the country, the Dublin District Schoolboys League (DDSL), re-enter the competitions that cater for teams from U12 to U16.

Kerry have also informed the FAI and SFAI that they are reserving their right to take action.

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