Soccer: McDaid renews appeal to FAI on national stadium

Sports Minister Jim McDaid has again urged the FAI to join in the government's plan to build a national stadium.

Wed, 07 Feb, 2001 - 06:32

Sports Minister Jim McDaid has again urged the FAI to join in the government's plan to build a national stadium.

The renewed appeal comes ahead of a crunch meeting tomorrow which may decide if the FAI forges ahead with plans to build an alternative stadium at eircom Park.

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