FAI defends controversial Sky deal

The Football Association of Ireland has issued a statement defending its controversial TV rights deal with Sky Sports.

Wed, 09 Oct, 2002 - 19:21

The Football Association of Ireland has issued a statement defending its controversial TV rights deal with Sky Sports.

Earlier this year, the association sold the exclusive rights to Ireland’s international football games to the British broadcaster, meaning the games will no longer be broadcast on Irish television.

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