WorldCup.ie is no 1 for Irish fans

WorldCup.ie, the online World Cup 2002 news website, was the number one website for Irish football fans during the World Cup.

Wed, 17 Jul, 2002 - 11:20

WorldCup.ie, the online World Cup 2002 news website, was the number one website for Irish football fans during the World Cup.

The site, developed by Thomas Crosbie Media and Esat BT and sponsored by Ford Dealers of Ireland, was used by more than 430,000 World Cup Fans, viewing over 4m pages of live news on the site during the 2002 World Cup.

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