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Vera Pauw's removal as Republic of Ireland manager was due to a "fundamental" difference in approach between her and the FAI, chief executive Jonathan Hill said in a press conference at Abbotstown this morning.
Stephen Kenny will remain in charge of the Republic of Ireland team for the final three games of their Euro 2024 qualifying campaign and the international friendly with New Zealand in November, the FAI has confirmed.
Niamh Fahey is a doubt for Ireland's upcoming UEFA Nations League double-header against Northern Ireland and Hungary after picking up an injury playing for Liverpool on Wednesday.
Ireland interim head coach Eileen Gleeson will be joined by Emma Byrne and Colin Healy for the upcoming UEFA Nations League double-header against Northern Ireland and Hungary.
The FAI are due to hold a press conference on Thursday to respond to claims made by former Republic of Ireland women's national manager Vera Pauw that she was undermined in her role.
Dutch journalist Bart Vlietstra, who is a football writer for De Volkskrant, as well as co-editor-in-chief of Santos magazine and a contributor to The Guardian, joins Raf Diallo to give an insight into Ronald Koeman's Netherlands team and where football is at in the land that gave the world 'Total Football'.
The FAI needs to explain the decision not to offer Vera Pauw a new contract, or matters off the pitch will continue to overshadow events on it, according to former Ireland manager Sue Ronan.
On this week's RTÉ Soccer Podcast, Raf Diallo is joined by former Republic of Ireland women's manager Sue Ronan, ex-League of Ireland and Sheffield Wednesday midfielder Paul Corry and the42.ie journalist David Sneyd.