Bank of Ireland football: Home advantage for lesser counties

The issue of home advantage in the opening rounds of the Bank of Ireland Football qualifying group looks clearer.

Thu, 24 May, 2001 - 20:12

The issue of home advantage in the opening rounds of the Bank of Ireland Football qualifying group looks clearer.

Lesser counties are to be designated to play at home on the basis of their championship records in recent seasons.

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