SPORT IRELAND IS set to the write to the FAI tomorrow and say that its explanation thus far over a €100,000 loan given to the organisation by former CEO John Delaney “falls far short” over what is expected.
Sport Ireland is the statutory agency that provides Exchequer funding to sporting organisations across the country, including the FAI. Last year, it gave the FAI almost €3 million. He said he was aware that cash flow has been issue for the FAI. “But we have no idea why that loan was given,” Treacy said. “That’s why we’re asking the question.
Join the NO gang John I can assure you you are with the other 99.999 per cent 👎
Say fucking NO then .. chicken shit
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