DUBLIN (AP) -- Irish soccer chiefs disclosed documentary evidence Friday of how FIFA paid millions to buy Ireland's silence on the handball that cost the Irish a chance to reach the 2010 World Cup.
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The documents - published after the Football Association of Ireland suffered a daylong barrage of international criticism over its decision to take the confidential payment - detail a series of meetings in Switzerland involving FAI and FIFA chiefs, including President Sepp Blatter.