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Aviva to light blue and yellow in solidarity with Ukraine as FAI to boycott Russian teams

The Dublin 4 venue will turn blue and yellow at 7pm as venues and landscapes across the world make a simultaneous show of support for the under-siege nation.

Dublin Live

Ireland will not play Russia in any football fixture 'until further notice'

Aviva Stadium will be lit up in the colours of the Ukrainian flag at 7.00pm today in a show of solidarity.

Irish Mirror

Ireland fans eager for Aviva action as FAI Season Ticket sales surpass 15,000

The number of Season Tickets sold so far has surpassed the last pre-Covid sales total of 14,500 in 2020

Irish Mirror

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FAI awaiting outcome of UEFA meeting on fate of Ukraine's home Nations League tie against Ireland

The June 14 fixture could be moved to Poland following Russia's invasion of Ukraine

Irish Mirror

Stuart Byrne column: Rovers for the title but it won't be a one-horse race

I expect St Pat's to be the strongest challengers this season and finish a lot closer to the three-in-a-row chasing Hoops

Irish Mirror

Penalty shoot-out controversy in FAI Junior Cup as club set to appeal result

Ballyheane were knocked out of the competition by Ballinasloe Town on penalties, with Ballinasloe emerging 8-7 winners from the shoot-out

Irish Mirror

Jonathan Hill rules out FAI name change

Irish football’s governing body wants a new look and feel as it tries to shake its battered reputation from the John Delaney era

Irish Mirror

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Euro 2028: FAI chiefs refuse to say how much association will spend on bid

It has emerged that Croke Park may not be needed if UEFA decide not to expand the tournament to 32 teams from 24

Dublin Live

Dubliners back FAI's bid to host 2028 European Championships

What do the Dublin public think about plans to host part of the third-biggest international sports tournament on the planet, on the FAI and government's euro?

Dublin Live

FAI chief executive defends decision not to move to Ireland

Chairman of the board, Roy Barrett, has dismissed the criticism of the chief executive’s stance as a ‘non-issue’.

Dublin Live

FAI chief Jonathan Hill defends decision to base himself in England

And chairman of the FAI board, Roy Barrett, has dismissed the criticism of the chief executive’s stance as a ‘non-issue’

Irish Mirror

FAI insists it can fund delivery of 4 year strategy plan despite drowning in debt

Some football fans felt that the money should go towards improving grassroots and League of Ireland football

Dublin Live

FAI insists it can fund delivery of four-year strategy plan

The blueprint was launched tonight, on the same day Ireland confirmed a joint Euro 2028 bid

Irish Mirror

Irish football pays tribute to the late former FAI president David Blood

Blood's tenure as FAI president included the ill-fated appointment of Steve Staunton as national team manager in 2006 as well as that of Giovanni Trapattoni two years later.

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FAI CEO says Euro 2028 bid could 'unite the country'

The English, Scottish, Welsh and Irish FAs will bid for the tournament, which may be expanded to 32 teams for the first time.

Irish Mirror

FAI chief Jonathan Hill claims Euro 2028 bid can ‘inspire the nation’

The FAI has joined forces with England, Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales to formally announce a joint Euro 2028 bid.

Irish Mirror

Euro 2028: FAI confirms joint bid with England, Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales to host fixtures

The FAI have confirmed the news on Monday morning and plan to scrap the World Cup 2030 bid

Dublin Live

Full steam ahead as all 19 League of Ireland sides awarded licenses for 2022

All five Dublin clubs have been awarded Premier Division licenses, while Bray Wanderers are one of five sides awarded a First Division license.

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Republic of Ireland internationals who have played for Rangers after Ciara Grant transfer

The Letterkenny native became the first full Republic of Ireland international to join the Glasgow club since Alex Stevenson all the way back in 1932

Dublin Live

Ireland's glamour friendly with Belgium set to celebrate FAI's centenary

The March 26 game at the Aviva Stadium will kick off at 5pm

Dublin Live

The Republic of Ireland internationals who played for Rangers - and the puzzle of 14 missing years

When Ciara Grant signed on the dotted line with Scottish Premier League side Rangers last week, she broke a taboo that has lasted the better part of a century

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