Wednesday 25 November 2020
Louise Quinn has been named Women’s Player of the Year.
The Association faces insolvency if the controversial changes do not pass a vote at an EGM later this month.
Today’s game with Sligo was postponed over a suspected Covid-19 case discovered yesterday.
The full list of men’s and women’s underage winners were announced today.
Katie McCabe and her former Arsenal team-mate Louise Quinn are shortlisted for best women’s player alongside Denise O’Sullivan.
WATCHLOI will carry live coverage of more than 55 matches when the League of Ireland resumes.
Robert Watt joins the board alongside Roy Barrett, Catherine Guy and Liz Joyce.
James Kelly has written to the FAI hierarchy to inform them that 47 Council members want to debate the terms of the deal before voting on them.
‘The FAI took away three years from me. I will never forgive them for that’, said Igor Labuts following the ruling.
Sport Ireland have warned the FAI to pass governance reforms at their EGM or face missing out on funding.
Deputy Marc MacSharry questioned the FAI Chair’s authority to sign off on the terms of the government bailout in January.
Stephen Kenny has been appointed International Football Director, having said last week he would not have a title.
The FAI have agreed to adopt a series of controversial rule changes to secure a State bailout, but these are causing unease among some members.
We take a look at what the likes of Duff, Keane and Andrews had to do to earn their Pro Licence at the FAI, the highest qualification in coaching.
The Englishman who guided Ireland to the quarter-finals of Italia 90 died yesterday aged 85.
Shelbourne captain Pearl Slattery is making huge strides in coaching.
Kenny also confirmed James McCarthy is available for international selection, although the prospect of a return for Stephen Ireland looks unlikely.
Move comes five months after FAI received a €19.2m package.
Some Premier Division clubs were against the relegation plans in particular.
The FAI board will now review the restarted league format that they announced yesterday.
The report was commissioned in April 2019.
The ODCE reached an agreement with Delaney over how the inspection of certain documents and emails seized from the association is to be conducted.
Four key roles are being advertised within the Association this week, with Niall Quinn believed to be in the mix for a position.
The FAI’s Medical Doctor is optimistic a testing regime won’t need to be introduced when games resume.
The application was briefly mentioned before Justice Leonie Reynolds today.
Deloitte stepped down after two decades as auditors of the FAI last year.
The tortured saga that is the restart of the League of Ireland took another twist last night.
The club say their decision to retain players and staff on full pay has not been properly recognised.
Yesterday’s talks, billed as make-or-break, saw little progress made.
Every club must appoint a compliance officer.
The42 looks into the prevalence of racist incidents in Irish football, and how they are dealt with.
They welcomed the government’s announcement earlier today.
Morton wrote to the highest levels of the game to air his concerns about how the FAI is being reformed.
A new set-up has seen an increase in the number of independent directors from four to six.
Nixon Morton — an FAI Council member — has written to both Uefa and Fifa to express concerns over perceived issues with the new set-up.
A human connection is key to coaching, James Scott tells Shane Keegan on the latest episode of How To Win At Dominoes.
10 years on from its official reopening, the Lansdowne Road venue is planning for another.
When he got the Ireland job Steve Staunton spoke passionately about bringing the granny rule back into Irish football. What happened in Slovakia was not quite what he had in mind.
Brian Kerr lifts the lid on what it was like to manage Ireland and his year-long chase to get Roy Keane back in an Ireland shirt.
If everything had gone to plan, the 2002 World Cup would have been the crowning moment of Roy Keane’s career. Instead he came home before the tournament began and the inquest lasted for months.
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