Cash lifeline for League of Ireland clubs

The imminent announcement by the State to pay 75% of wages to employees unemployed due to Covid-19 is expected to save swathes of League of Ireland jobs.

Cash lifeline for League of Ireland clubs
Mon, 23 Mar, 2020 - 06:00
John Fallon

The imminent announcement by the State to pay 75% of wages to employees unemployed due to Covid-19 is expected to save swathes of League of Ireland jobs.

Just 24 hours after Cork City become the second Premier Division club to stop paying their players, Bohemians last night went the opposite direction.

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