The FAI will spread this money across six projects in areas including Mayfield and Westport, with each project in question receiving €200,000.
With this in mind, here is a breakdown of six things the money will go towards:
Renovating the pitch, clubhouse and changing rooms at Mayfield Football Club, which is a designated FAI regional centre for Emerging Talent.
Work on Galway’s stadium to enable the club to host international matches up to Women’s Senior level, enhancing facilities for supporters, players and match officials in the process.
The Munster Football Association will have access ramps, stairs and toilets constructed, which will improve the sporting experience for all in Mounthawk Park, Tralee.
Kerry District League will install a full-sized all-weather pitch that will provide adequate training facilities for the 94 teams in the league. The ground is a designated FAI Regional Centre that plays host to 23 teams and is used for FAI Emerging Talent Programmes, Coach Education and Referee Education courses.
Westport United FC will be facilitated in the development of Phase 2 of their recently purchased grounds, with new playing and club house facilities being provided to support Mayo football.
Clones Town FC will be provided with basic changing room facilities at its home ground in Carn.
6 things the FAI will spend their €1.2million funding on
IT WAS ANNOUNCED today that Irish football will receive a €1.2million boost in funding.
The FAI will spread this money across six projects in areas including Mayfield and Westport, with each project in question receiving €200,000.
With this in mind, here is a breakdown of six things the money will go towards:
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