FAI welcomes Shelbourne decision

The FAI today welcomed the decision of Shelbourne FC not to apply for a licence to compete in European competitions this season.

Fri, 30 Mar, 2007 - 14:38

The FAI today welcomed the decision of Shelbourne FC not to apply for a licence to compete in European competitions this season.

The club issued a statement last night declaring that they will not be applying for a UEFA licence due to their desire not to negatively affect the eircom League of Ireland co-efficient in Europe.

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