The FAI has again found themselves in the headlines, with the news that Jonathan Hill had stepped down as the association’s chief executive. Photograph: Ryan Byrne/Inpho
In Gaelic games, Michael Murphy was not impressed by the size of the crowds that attended the opening two weekends of the championship, butMalachy Clerkin has become a diehard Wicklow supporter
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Josh Cullen: Ireland players must trust FAI to get the right manager inThe Burnley midfielder was full of praise for the plan put in place by interim boss John O'Shea and spoke admiringly of the eve of match address given by Brian Kerr
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FAI's four-year sponsor search ends as Sky expands dealThe FAI has announced that Sky will become the new sponsor of the Republic of Ireland men's team, while the already existing deal with the women's side is to be extended.
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