BSkyB changes deal with FAI

British broadcaster BSkyB has changed its deal regarding exclusive rights to Ireland international soccer matches with the FAI.

Thu, 22 May, 2003 - 14:11

British broadcaster BSkyB has changed its deal regarding exclusive rights to Ireland international soccer matches with the FAI.

The High Court heard today that because of the recent legislation surrounding the broadcasting of major sporting events, Sky now had non-exclusive rights to the matches.

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