Plea over visa demand for Champions League final

Irish fans travelling to Moscow for the Champions League Final should not require a visa, the Dáil heard today.

Thu, 08 May, 2008 - 14:45

Irish fans travelling to Moscow for the Champions League Final should not require a visa, the Dáil heard today.

Fine Gael TD Joe McHugh said the time and cost of obtaining a visa from the Russian Embassy was unnecessary for a short mid-week visit to attend the game on May 21.

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