A high-level UEFA delegation will arrive in Dublin today for talks with the FAI and the Government over Irish football's financial woes.
It is hoped that a deal can be struck by all parties to honour the €29 million commitment to Bank of Ireland on the Aviva Stadium.
The FAI have asked for €18 million from the Government to deal with their current financial predicament.
Officials travelling to Dublin for the meeting with Shane Ross include UEFA's General Secretary and its Financial Director.
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The FAI admitted in recent weeks that it is in danger of insolvency, with debts of almost €70 million.
