The embattled football association has ramped up security at their campus in Abbotstown in west Dublin over fears for staff safety on receipt of the post. Cooke said the association was putting "certain safety measures" in place as a "precautionary mechanism" and will work with campus security to ensure continued staff safety. Cooke insisted staff safety was the association's priority and said there may be some disruption as security carry out a risk assessment following the postal incidents. The FAI said it would not be commenting on the nature of the suspicious letters due the sensitive nature of the incidents. "Staff safety should be a priority, and their safety and welfare are paramount," Rock said.

Source: Irish Independent December 10, 2019 20:26 UTC