FAI to end ill-fated ticket bundling policy

The Football Association of Ireland has today confirmed that it will sell all of its upcoming home matches on a single-ticket basis.

FAI to end ill-fated ticket bundling policy
Wed, 30 Mar, 2011 - 18:31

The Football Association of Ireland has today confirmed that it will sell all of its upcoming home matches on a single-ticket basis.

The move follows poor attendances at recent Republic of Ireland matches in the Aviva Stadium.

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