Irish fans face big match blackout

Irish football fans are facing a television blackout amid a row regarding the rights for the Republic of Ireland’s World Cup showdown with France.

Irish fans face big match blackout
Thu, 12 Nov, 2009 - 11:16

Irish football fans are facing a television blackout amid a row regarding the rights for the Republic of Ireland’s World Cup showdown with France.

Broadcasters RTÉ and Sky Sports remain in discussions with the French Football Federation and their TV partners TF1 about the second leg in Paris next Wednesday evening.

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