Luis Suarez responds to FIFA official's attack
Luis Suarez has responded angrily to comments from FIFA vice-president Jim Boyce over his comments about the Liverpool striker.
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Late kick-offs mooted for Qatar 2022
FIFA should consider playing World Cup matches late at night at the 2022 tournament in Qatar in order to avoid the extreme heat, the organisation's vice-president Jim Boyce has said.
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Fury over British Olympic soccer team claim
The British Olympic Association's claim that they had reached agreement to field a Great Britain football team at the London Olympics next year have been ridiculed.
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Boyce calls for end to FIFA secrecy
Future FIFA vice-president Jim Boyce has called for the secret vote for World Cups to be scrapped.
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Tributes paid to Dougan
Irish Football Association president Jim Boyce and PFA chairman Gordon Taylor have paid tribute to former Northern Ireland striker Derek Dougan, who passed away aged 69 yesterday.
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Sanchez meets with IFA supremo
Irish Football Association president Jim Boyce has had a 'long and amicable, private conversation' with Northern Ireland manager Lawrie Sanchez today.
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IFA expect Sanchez to stay
Irish Football Association president Jim Boyce is convinced Lawrie Sanchez will see out the remainder of his contract.
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Pompey criticised for Sanchez approach
The President of the Irish Football Association, Jim Boyce, wants the English FA to charge Portsmouth chairman Milan Mandaric with bringing the game into disrepute.
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IFA hope to restore home nations ties
Irish Football Association president Jim Boyce is seeking top-level talks in November over the restoration of the home nations championship.
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IFA chief gives stadium assurances
The Irish Football Association are confident Windsor Park will be a fit stadium to host Northern Ireland's World Cup 2006 qualifiers.
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Nicholl favourite for North
The Irish Football Association are set to begin interviews for the vacant managerial position after drawing up a short-list of candidates.
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Soccer: IFA put decision on NI manager on hold
The Irish Football Association president Jim Boyce has said that it is highly unlikely that the new Northern Ireland manager will be appointed before Christmas.