Cork City lose winding-up order

The High Court has rejected a last-minute application to put a stay on the winding-up of Cork City.

Tue, 23 Feb, 2010 - 14:32

The High Court has rejected a last-minute application to put a stay on the winding-up of Cork City.

The club had announced its intention to appeal last night's decision by the FAI's independent licensing committee to refuse them permission to compete in the Premier Division this season.

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