Member Of Oireachtas Sports Committee Says More Serious Conversations Needed To Get To Bottom Of FAI Controversy
A member of the Oireachtas Sports Committee says more serious conversations are needed to get to the bottom of the FAI controversy.
Social Democrat Catherine Murphy says the FAI's strategy to avoid questions at yesterday's meeting was extremely frustrating.
Former CEO John Delaney refused to comment on the 100 thousand euro loan he gave the FAI in 2017, citing legal advice.
Catherine Murphy says any organisation in receipt of public funds must answer relevant questions and if they refuse to do so there must be repercussions.
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