Soccer: FAI to meet Taoiseach again over national stadium

The Football Association of Ireland are to hold a second meeting with the Taoiseach later today to discuss a possible involvement in the planned new national stadium.

Soccer: FAI to meet Taoiseach again over national stadium
Mon, 05 Mar, 2001 - 07:03

The Football Association of Ireland are to hold a second meeting with the Taoiseach later today to discuss a possible involvement in the planned new national stadium.

The discussions come as the FAI debates whether or not to press ahead with the £130m Eircom Park.

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