Soccer: National League clubs move against Eircom Park

The 22 National League soccer clubs have advised the Football Association of Ireland to negotiate with the government for the use of the proposed national stadium.

Soccer: National League clubs move against Eircom Park
Fri, 09 Feb, 2001 - 06:34

The 22 National League soccer clubs have advised the Football Association of Ireland to negotiate with the government for the use of the proposed national stadium.

Club representatives have also instructed the FAI to immediately appoint independent technical and financial advisors to review the viability of eircom Park.

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