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Welcome to the Irish Times liveblog of the FAI’s appearance in front of the Oireachtas Committee on Arts, Communications, Culture and Sport. Proceedings will get underway in the next few minutes – all the main protagonists are in the lobby outside Committee Room 1 for now. As soon as they’re called in, we’ll let you know.
Ireland manager Heimir Hallgrímsson tried to deflect discussion of the Nations League meetings with Israel as much as possible, insisting he and the team had to focus on Thursday's clash with Austria.
Republic of Ireland manager Heimir Hallgrímsson has confirmed that Sunday’s Nations League game against Israel will go ahead as planned in Serbia.
In another world, under normal circumstances, Jack Moylan would be the story of the international window. The story of the past two windows, in fact. His Ireland career is four matches old, during which time he has scored four goals, made two assists and earned one red card. He has not arrived under the radar. He is flashing on it like a big green dot.
If Heimir Hallgrímsson found time in the past while to do some homework on Austria to give himself a notion of the team Ireland might face in Thursday’s Nations League meeting in Dublin, he’d have had his work cut out.
Heimir Hallgrímsson has said the Republic of Ireland players will play the Nations League game against Austria on Thursday at the Aviva Stadium before deciding if they will fulfil their second match against Israel in Serbia on Sunday.
Heimir Hallgrímsson insists he has a unified Ireland squad, admitting Saturday’s unprecedented ballot of players could have sent the group “either way”.
The Republic of Ireland will play Austria in their third game of the Nations League in League B, Group 3. The game kicks off at 7.45pm on Thursday at the Aviva Stadium in Dublin.