Another possible false positive in Stephen Kenny's Ireland camp, FAI say
The player was tested by Uefa ahead of the Finland game.
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The player was tested by Uefa ahead of the Finland game.
Dundalk, Shamrock Rovers, Derry City and Bohemians will be the first teams back in action.
There was a lot of back and forth before the government agreed to bail out the FAI in late January.
Everything has been cancelled until at least 29 March.
In spite of the importance of the State aid, there is opposition to certain reforms among some voting Council members.
The former Ireland striker has recently taken over as the association’s Interim Deputy CEO.
Shane Ross insisted the €20m package is not a bailout – but is he right?
Minister Shane Ross outlined the refinancing package for the troubled association yesterday.
The FAI is currently saddled with debts of around €62 million.
Martin Heraghty and Gerry McAnaney will stand for election on 25 January.
The apology was made after a request had been made to FAI President Donal Conway at today’s AGM.
A plan has been created by FAI members to split the organisation into two sections, the Irish Independent has reported.
“How can we be in a scenario where we’re fighting for our jobs, and we did nothing wrong?”
The association say they want to prioritise ‘the refinancing package that will guarantee the future of the FAI and safeguard jobs’.
The FAI has said that John Foley “would have been invaluable” to the association.
Sport Ireland decided to suspend and withhold future funding to the FAI in April.
Sport Ireland has requested its scheduled appearance at an Oireachtas committee later this month be delayed.
Delaney’s resignation was announced by the FAI at 11.15pm on Saturday night.
20-year-old official Harry McCann said an U13 manager attempted “to strike me” in a game on Saturday.
John Earley has confirmed he is stepping down.
The Association has assured customers no payment details were accessed.
An FAI delegation met with the Uefa president on Tuesday and will welcome Fifa to Dublin next week.
It follows another revelation about the FAI and its former CEO.
Here’s what the FAI has been saying over the past few weeks ahead of today’s Oireachtas hearing.
Delaney is set to take up a position as the FAI’s Executive Vice-President.
He said the loan was needed to “aid a very short-term cash flow issue” in 2017.
The Association have made a quick decision in the wake of Martin O’Neill’s departure.
The FAI said that Dublin’s hosting of four games at the Euros is the “single biggest international event ever to take place in Ireland”.
Players had said they were forced to train under “humiliating” conditions.
Former Ireland international Stephen Elliot will be part of the coverage.
…and then Fifa should hand it over to us again as a legitimate grant.
Over 1,800 fans are subject to football banning orders.
The FAI’s chief executive maintains meetings with England, Scotland, Germany and Poland will attract supporters to the Aviva Stadium after an indifferent turn-out yesterday.
FAI’s new High Performance Director met the media for the first time yesterday.
Host cities for the 60th anniversary tournament will be chosen in September of next year.
Republic of Ireland manager Giovanni Trapattoni says he has no problem with travelling to watch Premier League matches on a more regular basis.
The winger will remain in Sunderland for treatment on a hip flexor strain, and could also miss next week’s trip to the Faroe Islands.
Aston Villa have suggested that the defender’s groin injury was not dealt with while at Euro 2012.
The Taoiseach and senior ministers have joined growing calls in political circles for the Football Association of Ireland and the Irish Football Association to unite.
Catherine Noone believes the idea is now worth considering and would benefit the two nations.