"THE FAI have lodged their pre-budget submission with government for the support of League of Ireland academies with the football organisation looking for an initial amount of €4.45m per annum for two years that will create a total of 81 new jobs in clubs around the country before a jump to €8m annually with the hope of creating 340 full and part-time jobs to kickstart an industry."
"Employment is a central focus of the document that was formally submitted on Friday morning, with 81pc of the ask in year one (€3.6m) given to clubs who would be mandated to appoint an academy director, a head of coaching, and an academy administrator."
The FAI lodged a pre-budget submission requesting initial funding of €4.45m per annum for two years to support League of Ireland academies. The funding aims to create 81 new jobs in clubs nationwide in the initial phase, followed by a proposed increase to €8m annually to support creation of 340 full- and part-time jobs. Employment is a central focus of the proposal. In year one 81% of the funding (€3.6m) would be allocated directly to clubs. Clubs receiving funds would be mandated to appoint an academy director, a head of coaching and an academy administrator.
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