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9Jun 20

FAI pays tribute to legend Tony Dunne

Manchester United and Republic of Ireland legend Tony Dunne, who died at the age of 78 last Monday, has been remembered as a true blue Dub, a golfing entrepreneur and a footballer who idolised those...
27May 20

Stephen Kenny makes three key appointments to Backroom Team

Republic of Ireland manager Stephen Kenny has appointed Ruaidhri Higgins, Damien Doyle and Kevin Mulholland to his backroom team as he continues to prepare for his first game in charge, the UEFA...
26May 20

CLASSIC HIGHLIGHTS | Estonia 0-4 Ireland

FAI TV have launched a classic highlights series which will look back on some of the classic matches down the years.
25May 20

All-Time Ireland XI debate kicks off

The never-ending debate of who would make an All-Time Ireland XI has been launched on the FAI social media channels to give supporters their opportunity to select their favourites.
8May 20

Happy Birthday Jack, the man who changed Ireland and the Irish

By Cathal Dervan
30Apr 20

FIFA President pays tribute to Michael Robinson

FIFA President Gianni Infantino has written to his FAI counterpart Gerry McAnaney offering the sympathies of the global football community to the family of Michael Robinson and the FAI on the death...
28Apr 20

Tributes paid to Michael Robinson

Team-mates Niall Quinn and Mick McCarthy have paid tribute to former Republic of Ireland striker Michael Robinson after his death in Spain at just 61 years of age.
21Apr 20

October date likely for EURO 2020 Play-Off

The Republic of Ireland’s EURO 2020 Play-Off Semi-Final away to Slovakia is now likely to be played in October, with UEFA Nations League games to go ahead as planned in September.
20Apr 20

Farewell, thanks for the memories!

From Croke Park to Chicago, Lansdowne Road to Lille, Ciaran Murray exits international football with a treasure chest of memories as he bids adieu to his role as Senior Chartered Physiotherapist with...
14Apr 20

Keith Andrews is "proud" to join the Ireland coaching team

Republic of Ireland coach Keith Andrews has spoken of the "proud moment" when he was asked by Stephen Kenny to join the Ireland backroom team.

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