Former Dublin manager Gavin awarded Freedom of the City Former Dublin GAA manager Jim Gavin has been presented with the Honorary Freedom of Dublin City at a ceremony in the Mansion House this evening. Dublin • 18 Jan 20
Competition body clears CVC's investment in Pro14 The Competition and Consumer Protection Commission has cleared an investment in the Pro14 rugby league by private equity firm CVC Capital Partners, subject to conditions ... Business • 15 Jan 20
Ross: Talks with UEFA over FAI crisis 'constructive' Minister for Sport Shane Ross has said he believes all parties involved in talks in relation to the financial crisis at the Football Association of ... Sport • 14 Jan 20
UK consumers banned from using credit cards to gamble The UK's 24 million adult gamblers will not be able to use credit cards to gamble under a new rule designed to prevent consumers from ... Business • 14 Jan 20
FAI funding on agenda as Ross meets UEFA officials A senior UEFA delegation will meet Minister for Sport Shane Ross and officials from the Department of Transport, Tourism and Sport to discuss the ongoing ... Ireland • 14 Jan 20
FAI appoints Roy Barrett as independent chairperson The Football Association of Ireland has appointed Roy Barrett as the independent chairperson of the association, as well as Catherine Guy and Liz Joyce as ... FAI • 08 Jan 20
FAI owes almost €360,000 to gardaí for policing matches The crisis-hit Football Association of Ireland (FAI) has left the gardaí almost €360,000 out of pocket over its failure last year to pay any money ... Ireland • 03 Jan 20
Money should not go into black hole to fix FAI - Bruton Minister for Communications, Climate Action and Environment Richard Bruton has said taxpayer's money should not be paid into a "black hole" in order to fix ... Ireland • 30 Dec 19
FAI board apologises for 'mistakes of the past' The FAI board has apologised to those involved in Irish football, the public and its staff for "mistakes of the past". Ireland • 30 Dec 19
FAI was seeking €18m in bailout deal - Ross Minister for Sport Shane Ross has said the Football Association of Ireland requested €18m from the Government in a bailout deal. Ireland • 18 Dec 19
FAI will not appear before Oireachtas Committee The Football Association of Ireland has declined a request to attend the Oireachtas Sports Committee tomorrow to discuss its finances and governance. Ireland • 17 Dec 19
FAI looking for over €10m in financial support - Ross Minister for Sport Shane Ross has said the Football Association of Ireland was looking for financial support of "over €10 million" from the Government. Sport • 17 Dec 19
Chinese media slam 'clownish' Ozil for Uighur comments Chinese state media has warned that Mesut Ozil's criticism of the country's treatment of its Uighurs will have "serious implications" for Arsenal. World • 16 Dec 19
FAI needs 'total clean-out' before Govt can engage The Minister for Transport and Sport has said the FAI needs "a total clean-out" and to show clear signs of reform before the Government will ... Ireland • 12 Dec 19
Shortened GAA season hit sales at O'Neill's The shortened GAA championship season last year had a negative impact on sales of O'Neill's replica jerseys as pre-tax profits at the main company behind ... Business • 09 Dec 19
Ross preparing to restore grassroots football funding The Minister for Sports has said he is in the final stages of being able to restore the majority of government funding to grassroots football. Ireland • 08 Dec 19
FAI staff seek urgent meeting with Govt over finances Staff at the FAI are seeking an urgent meeting with management and the Government following the revelations about the association's finances. Ireland • 07 Dec 19
The FAI accounts: What did we learn? The FAI informed the Office of the Director of Corporate Enforcement (ODCE) in March of this year of a €100,000 loan to the organisation made ... Ireland • 06 Dec 19
FAI postpones announcing details of annual accounts The Board of the FAI has decided to postpone the announcement of details of its annual accounts until tomorrow, ahead of a resumed AGM at ... Ireland • 05 Dec 19
Hillsborough match commander Duckenfield not guilty Hillsborough match commander David Duckenfield has been found not guilty at Preston Crown Court of the gross negligence manslaughter of 95 Liverpool fans who died ... UK • 28 Nov 19
Dept: FAI funding will not be restored in near future Government funding will not be restored to the Football Association of Ireland in the near future in the wake of a report into its financial ... Ireland • 28 Nov 19
Sport Ireland refers FAI audit report to gardaí Sport Ireland has referred an independent audit of the financial affairs of the Football Association of Ireland to gardaí. Ireland • 27 Nov 19
Russia again faces Olympic ban over non-compliance Russia is again facing a possible Olympic ban after the World Anti-Doping Agency's Compliance Review Committee recommended that the Russian Anti-Doping Agency be ruled non-compliant. World • 23 Nov 19
Headstones unveiled for 1920 Bloody Sunday victims The last three unmarked graves of the 14 people killed on Bloody Sunday in Dublin 99 years ago have been replaced with commemorative headstones. Ireland • 21 Nov 19
Folau claims fires 'God's judgement' for gay marriage Sacked Australian rugby player Israel Folau has sparked outrage by suggesting destructive bushfires and drought ravaging Australia were "God's judgement" for the legalisation of same-sex ... World • 18 Nov 19
