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Irish FA may be forced to rethink new five-year strategy over Northern Ireland fans’ outrage at ticket prices

Out-of-touch Irish FA chiefs may have to revisit the aims and objectives of their new five-year strategy, set to be released in the coming weeks, after stinging criticism from supporters over the price of tickets for senior Northern Ireland international matches at Windsor Park.

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