Wednesday 25 November 2020
The association’s Steering Group has highlighted three key areas which have been submitted to Government officials.
In the first in the series, Garry Doyle speaks to figures in the game about the man who rose to become chief executive and oversaw the Association for almost a decade and a half.
‘Champagne Football’ by Mark Tighe and Paul Rowan will be published in September.
Uefa asked all hosts to confirm if they are in a position to host the delayed competition.
‘Our sport is facing an unprecedented challenge brought about by the Covid-19 crisis.’
Vera Pauw is focused on the Girls in Green qualifying for Euro 2021, which has been rescheduled for 2022.
A cross-border, ‘split season’ is favoured by clubs.
The governing body have granted an advance to all 211 of their member associations.
St Patrick’s Athletic president Tom O’Mahony believes playing behind closed doors is not an option, however.
A number of different options are now on the table, including a curtailed season to begin in the Autumn.
Ireland’s all-time record goalscorer didn’t address his contractual situation with the FAI, however.
The association are unsure what today’s announcement will mean for future League of Ireland fixtures and international matches.
The FAI have confirmed the expected time of the clash with Slovakia.
The Association have announced the latest batch of coaches to undertake their Uefa Pro Licence.
There was a lot of back and forth before the government agreed to bail out the FAI in late January.
The news comes following the announcement that Covid-19 restrictions are to remain in place until next month.
It’s a year today since the remarkable theatre that proved so damaging to the now-former FAI regime.
Irish football requires a new plan if this decade is to be better than the last one.
It has not been easy for Stephen Kenny but he has overcome setbacks to end up as Ireland manager.
The 39-year-old is not part of Stephen Kenny’s new Ireland backroom staff.
Meanwhile, Jim Crawford takes over the Ireland U21s and will be assisted by John O’Shea.
Mick is a former Irish manager again, and while it is tempered with a seven-figure bonus, he will regret another unfortunate exit.
The FAI released a statement this afternoon.
The rescheduled games have been postponed again today after Uefa’s conference call with its 55 member associations.
The scheme extends to all staff, including Mick McCarthy and his backroom team.
Originally scheduled to begin on 14 March, plans to start the campaign on the weekend of 28 June have been announced today.
The Interim Deputy CEO also spoke about the impact of the coronavirus crisis on League of Ireland clubs.
It has also been announced that the four Euros matches set for Dublin will now take place in the summer of 2021.
FAI chairperson Roy Barrett welcomed the news as ‘a major step forward for our game’.
The saga began over a series of social media comments, some of which questioned the league’s support of John Delaney.
Doubts continue to be raised over whether the summit of the 79 council goes ahead in a meeting format due to coronavirus.
Staging games behind closed doors would have a devastating impact on clubs in Ireland.
The former Ireland target man appeared on the Late Late Show last night.
The dates and times for the first round of the EA Sports Cup have also been announced.
New boss Andy Myler is expecting a tough season in the First Division amid a rebuilding job at the club.
The matter concerns materials recently seized from the FAI’s offices.
Treaty United, Bohemian FC and Athlone Town AFC are all competing for the first time.
Waterford owner Lee Power on the side’s Europe League controversy, his show of support for John Delaney and thoughts of pulling the financial plug.
After a critical statement was released today, Bernard O’Byrne has revealed the extent of their frustrations to The42.
Shane Ross insisted the €20m package is not a bailout – but is he right?
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