Republic of Ireland football shirt supplier may be wound up over €13m debt
The High Court has been asked to wind up the supplier of kit for Ireland's international football teams and others over unpaid debts of more than €13 million.
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FAI creates role for head of women's football
The FAI are seeking applications for a newly created role that will operate as Head of Women and Girls' Football.
Ireland footballers’ IRA chant ‘utterly insensitive’ to victims – DUP
A video showing members of the Ireland national women’s football team singing a pro-IRA chant has been criticised as “outrageous” and “utterly insensitive” to victims.
Sligo vow to fight FAI charge over suspended player
Sligo Rovers will face a disciplinary hearing after being charged by the FAI over the fielding of a suspended player in their 2-0 win over Dundalk last week.
FAI pays tribute to late president Des Casey
The Football Association of Ireland has paid tribute to its former president and UEFA executive board member Des Casey, who has died aged 91.
Water break recommendation issued by FAI due to intense heat
In light of the current heatwave, the Football Association of Ireland has recommended water breaks in all games under its jurisdiction this weekend.
Gardaí make arrest after crowd trouble at League of Ireland match
One person was arrested after a match between Longford Town and Bray Wanderers in the League of Ireland on Friday night.
Bumper crowds help Aviva Stadium record €4.9m operating profit
Bumper crowds returning to the Aviva Stadium last year helped the company that runs the stadium record operating profits of €4.9 million for 2021.