Kenny confident Euro 2028 won't be a drain on precious FAI resources

While joint bid looks all but certain to be rubber-stamped this week, the game here remains in need of major improvements 
Kenny confident Euro 2028 won't be a drain on precious FAI resources

Staying focused: Ireland manager Stephen Kenny.

Ireland manager Stephen Kenny says the FAI’s participation in the Euro 2028 bid won't necessarily detract from the core drive of improving fundamental aspects of the game here.

Dublin’s Aviva Stadium and Croke Park are in line to stage games at the showpiece should, as anticipated, UEF award the hosting to England, Scotland, Wales and Ireland. There are no rival bids expected by Wednesday’s deadline.

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