FAI tightens licensing rules enforcement

The FAI has warned that clubs who fail to gain an FAI club licence for next season will be kicked out of the league.

Fri, 28 Oct, 2005 - 14:39

The FAI has warned that clubs who fail to gain an FAI club licence for next season will be kicked out of the league.

In the last two seasons, all 22 clubs have received their licences – the majority on appeal. Only Shamrock Rovers has had their licence revoked during the season.

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