IFA seeks to ditch Windsor Park

Northern Ireland's football association is apparently seeking to ditch Belfast's Windsor Park as its international venue.

Tue, 17 Jul, 2007 - 12:56

Northern Ireland's football association is apparently seeking to ditch Belfast's Windsor Park as its international venue.

The IFA is reportedly unhappy with the state of repair of the Belfast stadium and concerns have recently been raised over the safety of spectators at the ground.

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