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Published 13:27 10 Dec 2010 GMT
Updated 03:26 1 Jun 2013 BST
The FAI are reportedly in discussion with the English Football Association to arrange a friendly international between the Republic of Ireland and England at the Aviva Stadium next summer.
The proposed game would take place on Wednesday 8 June and it would be the first time the two national sides would meet since the Landsdowne Road encounter of 1995 - a game which was infamously abandoned due to rioting from a section of England supporters.
The game could be worth an estimated €4m in value to the FAI if it gets the go-ahead.
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