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Hosted on MSN'It wasn't good enough': McCabe adds to FAI criticism following Colin Healy controversyMcCabe confirmed she did not take part in the review in which the FAI board decided not to offer manager Eileen Gleeson and ...
The FAI didn’t get to speak with their women’s team captain as part of the review that led to Eileen Gleeson and Colin Healy ...
Former Republic of Ireland WNT assistant coach Colin Healy is seeking a response from the FAI board as he continues to ...
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Irish Mirror on MSN‘Not good enough’ - Katie McCabe’s message to FAI as she is quizzed on Colin Healy exitKatie McCabe says the FAI must do better in the wake of Colin Healy’s controversial departure. The Ireland captain said the ...
Healy, who was not given a contract extension last November, has claimed that the FAI’s chief football officer Marc Canham ...
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Hosted on MSNShamrock Rovers boss blasts FAI - 'You don’t understand Irish football... That’s not how we treat each other'Use precise geolocation data. Actively scan device characteristics for identification. Store and/or access information on a ...
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Hosted on MSN'It wasn't a question for me' - Ward on departed Colin Healy and Denise O'Sullivan criticismREPUBLIC OF IRELAND head coach Carla Ward says the prospect of adding former assistant coach Colin Healy to her backroom team ...
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Hosted on MSN'It lacked class and compassion' - Denise O'Sullivan again hits out at FAI over Healy departureUse precise geolocation data. Actively scan device characteristics for identification. Store and/or access information on a device. Personalised ads and content, ad and content measurement, audience ...
In summation, Bradley – who led Rovers to a record-equalling four titles in a row – said he has no faith in the leadership of the FAI, which includes Marc Canham and chief executive David Courell.
Healy claimed that he was told by FAI Chief Football Officer Marc Canham that he would recommend to the board that he be offered a contract extension a month before it was announced that an ...
FAI chief football officer Marc Canham says Government-aided academy funding of around €10m per year would "completely transform" the development of young Irish footballers, as the organisation ...
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