Eileen Gleeson to step down as Ireland women's team manager but will remain at FAI
The FAI is actively searching for a new head coach following Eileen Gleeson's departure after a disappointing qualification attempt for the European Championships.
Eileen Gleeson to step down as Ireland women's team manager with immediate effect
Eileen Gleeson's contract as head coach of the Ireland Women's National Team will not be renewed after a review by the FAI.
Manager Gleeson to leave Republic of Ireland role
Eileen Gleeson will not be offered a new contract after failing to qualify for Euro 2025 despite leading the team successfully in the Nations League.
Eileen Gleeson to step down as Ireland women's team manager but will remain at FAI
The FAI is actively searching for a new head coach following Eileen Gleeson's departure after a disappointing qualification attempt for the European Championships.
Eileen Gleeson to step down as Ireland women's team manager with immediate effect
Eileen Gleeson's contract as head coach of the Ireland Women's National Team will not be renewed after a review by the FAI.
Manager Gleeson to leave Republic of Ireland role
Eileen Gleeson will not be offered a new contract after failing to qualify for Euro 2025 despite leading the team successfully in the Nations League.
'My name is Ryan Rainey and I have a gambling addiction' - Finn Harps man opens up on problem after ban
Ryan Rainey admitted to gambling addiction and accepted responsibility for breaching FAI betting rules, emphasizing the need for reform in gambling advertising.
'You have changed the face of Irish football' - FAI give green light to aligned calendar-year schedule
Ireland's football leagues will adopt an aligned calendar by 2028, enhancing competitiveness and standardizing schedules with UEFA.
Latvia accept FAI apology over translation error in U-21 programme
FAI apologizes for offensive translation mistakes in U-21 match programme; Latvian FA accepts apology and errors reviewed to prevent recurrence.
'My name is Ryan Rainey and I have a gambling addiction' - Finn Harps man opens up on problem after ban
Ryan Rainey admitted to gambling addiction and accepted responsibility for breaching FAI betting rules, emphasizing the need for reform in gambling advertising.
'You have changed the face of Irish football' - FAI give green light to aligned calendar-year schedule
Ireland's football leagues will adopt an aligned calendar by 2028, enhancing competitiveness and standardizing schedules with UEFA.
Latvia accept FAI apology over translation error in U-21 programme
FAI apologizes for offensive translation mistakes in U-21 match programme; Latvian FA accepts apology and errors reviewed to prevent recurrence.
Daniel McDonnell: Thomas Tuchel's unlikely English mission will be influenced by Irish options that got away
Anthony Barry and Lee Carsley represent missed opportunities for the FAI, fulfilling roles elsewhere while their managerial capabilities remain underutilized.
The 33m worth of Irish defensive talent that's getting the cold shoulder in the Premier League
The lack of top-flight starts for Jake O'Brien and Andrew Omobamidele highlights deeper issues in Irish football.
Daniel McDonnell: Thomas Tuchel's unlikely English mission will be influenced by Irish options that got away
Anthony Barry and Lee Carsley represent missed opportunities for the FAI, fulfilling roles elsewhere while their managerial capabilities remain underutilized.
The 33m worth of Irish defensive talent that's getting the cold shoulder in the Premier League
The lack of top-flight starts for Jake O'Brien and Andrew Omobamidele highlights deeper issues in Irish football.
FAI accused of refusing workers right to bargain on wages and conditions amid new EU policy
The FAI must adhere to upcoming EU policy on collective bargaining as a publicly funded organization.
'We've got to make sure it is fair to them ... but also fair to every other sport' - Government addresses FAI funding
The FAI is seeking funding for domestic academies while emphasizing the need for fair allocation of resources among different sports in Ireland.
'Everything that's wrong in Irish grassroots football' - DDSL in Kennedy Cup row
The Dublin and District Schoolboys/girls league faces potential exclusion from prestigious football tournaments due to a dispute over association fees.