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Fancy a bargain? Because a three-bedroom home with ‘fantastic rural views’ could be yours for just £160,000. The semi-detached property, based in Holwell Road, Kings Stag near Sturminster Newton, has been put up for sale by Roy Barrett estate agents. The estate agent say the three-bedroom home was built in the 1950s and is ‘of nonstandard construction’ and has a large garden. The property’s brochure notes that the property can be modernised and expanded by a new buyer, subject to planning permission from Dorset Council. The character cottage, which has off-road parking, is accessed via a footpath.
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FAI presents outline 2022-2025 Strategy paper to AGM as Accounts are adopted
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Revenue Commissioners yet to accept voluntary payment from the FAI
The Association yesterday posted their annual accounts for 2020. By Gavin Cooney Friday 2 Jul 2021, 11:53 PM 4 hours ago 967 Views 1 Comment
A view of the FAI offices.
Image: Lorraine O Sullivan/INPHO
A view of the FAI offices.
Image: Lorraine O Sullivan/INPHO
THE REVENUE COMMISSION have yet to accept a voluntary payment of almost €3.5 million made by the Football Association of Ireland.
Following the revelations of the true state of the Association’s finances after the departure of former Chief Executive John Delaney, the FAI were subject to an audit by the Revenue Commissioners in 2019 and 2020.