The current FAI Cup champions are scheduled to participate in the second qualifying round draw on June 13th. However, a potential conflict arises due to the shared ownership of both clubs by American company Trivela, which may violate multi-club ownership regulations.
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Drogheda’s Euro place in jeopardy over multi club regulations
By LEN Editor
EURO PLACE: Drogheda United are in danger of losing their place in the Uefa Conference League after sister club Silkeborg also qualified for Europe on Sunday. Pic:Shauna Clinton/Sportsfile
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