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The Irish Society for Autism (ISA) were today presented with their UEFA Foundation for Children Award by FAI Chief Executive and UEFA Board Member John Delaney.
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Seven FAI Development Officers from the South-East and Midlands became the first in the country to take part in Vision Impaired (VI) Football Coach Training, at IT Carlow.
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Cork City will need to find space for another national trophy after winning the inaugural Irish Amputee Football Association National League following a final day victory over Bohemians.
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Next week, the Tanzania Amputee Football Project will take place after months of planning and preparation.
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The Tanzania Amputee Football Project was launched at FAI Headquarters on Wednesday afternoon, ahead of the trip to the African country this weekend.
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The FAI hosted an open training session for children with Vision Impairments, at ChildVision, earlier this week.
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Ireland’s first ever Football for All (FFA) club representative team are competing in their inaugural international tournament at the SK Rapid Vienna’s Champions Cup, in Austria.
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Portlaoise AFC holds its first ever Football For All Easter Camp. Report from Portlaoise AFC's Ciara Fogarty.
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Bohemians have become the second team to formally announce their participation in the first ever Irish Amputee Football Association National League.
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Cork City Football Club has officially confirmed that they will enter a team into the inaugural National Amputee League, which is set to commence on January 20, 2018.
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