16/10/2021
16/10/2021
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The three leading Irish sporting bodies - FAI, GAA and IRFU - will meet again next week to make a decision on any 'safe return' for supporters to games.
They met on Friday to delve into their 'collaborative approach' on submitting a roadmap for a safe return.
As it stands, sporting events and fixtures in the Republic of Ireland are taking place behind closed doors.
"It has been agreed that a further meeting will be held early next week, following the publication of the Government’s new roadmap for living with COVID-19," read a joint statement.
"This meeting will consider how the three governing bodies move forward together."
Launch of 'Longford Centred and Connected', l to r; Danny Lynch, Christine Collins, Paddy Mahon, Cllr Peggy Nolan and John McKeon Picture: Shelley Corcoran
Water supply returning to Longford properties after outage
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