FAI gives reassurance on Setanta Cup security

The FAI has said that last night’s attack on Linfield supporters in Derry City will not affect plans for the north-south Setanta Cup competition, due to kick off on March 15.

FAI gives reassurance on Setanta Cup security
Wed, 23 Feb, 2005 - 15:57

The FAI has said that last night’s attack on Linfield supporters in Derry City will not affect plans for the north-south Setanta Cup competition, due to kick off on March 15.

Linfield travelled to the Brandywell for the first time in 36 years last night with the friendly ending 1-1.

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