QuoteOur league in a paragraph
Anyone going to this tomorrow?
The High Court vs. Shelbourne FC
Courts League Series 2
11am Kick-Off
The High Court, Court 11
Referee: Mr Justice Smyth
Ticket Prices:
Public Gallery:
Adult: €15
Child/OAP: €5
Student: €8 [A current student-card must be produced]
Unreserved Corridor Seating:
Adult: €10
Child/OAP: €3
Student: €6 [A current student-card must be produced]
Note to all Spectators:
Can all eircom League fans enter The Four Courts by the Inns Quay End please for access to Court 11. The turnstiles will be open from 9am on Wednesday morning.
All Shels fans are requested to use the Chancery Place entrance to the Courts.
Please be aware that biscuit tins or large cheques of dubious origin are not allowed in Court 11 and anyone found carrying them will be refused entry.
Kom Igen, FCK...
Our league in a paragraph
No Comment.
That is really funny!
Was this played or postponed?
It's going to extra time, and (hopefully severe) penalties.
from unison.ie
Shelbourne football club has been given until the beginning of October to pay outstanding taxes to the Revenue Commissioners
Revenue took action to shut down the club after the company behind it failed to pay what it owed to the taxman.
The club has already paid €600,000 this year, but the High Court heard today €104,000 is still outstanding.
Mr Justice Thomas Smyth adjourned the matter until October 2nd and warned that the money owed should be organised by then or the club would have to face the consequences.
Speaking afterwards, Shelbourne owner Ollie Byrne said the money would be found as soon as further clarification was received from the Revenue about the club's exact liability.
Last edited by Danny; 23/08/2006 at 12:24 PM.
Damn our obsession with due process and the presumption of innocence.
Summary justice, thats what I say!
On a more serious note, when should we expect news on a points deductions?....
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