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Cliftonville members vote to reopen TIG talks

Cliftonville members vote to reopen TIG talks
BBC Sport Thursday 25 June 2026, 20:30 UTC 1 min read
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Cliftonville members vote in favour of a special resolution to authorise the club's management committee to enter formal negotiations with the Toronto Investment Group [TIG].

Cliftonville members vote in favour of a special resolution to authorise the club's management committee to enter formal negotiations with the Toronto Investment Group [TIG].
Cliftonville (LOCATION) TIG (ORG) the Toronto Investment Group (ORG)
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