FAI officials to meet Cork City chairman

The FAI says it is monitoring developments at Cork City in the wake of yesterday's High Court order to wind up the company that runs the club.

Tue, 28 Jul, 2009 - 10:06

The FAI says it is monitoring developments at Cork City in the wake of yesterday's High Court order to wind up the company that runs the club.

The order has been frozen until Friday, giving the club a final opportunity to raise enough funds to reach a settlement with the Revenue Commissioners.

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