Tag: John Delaney

FAI Chief Executive John Delaney has been catching a lot of flak for his partying in Poland, as Monaghan United have opted out of the League of Ireland due to financial constraints.

Giovanni Trapattoni intends on naming his Euro 2012 squad early next month, but he will still be able to avail of a ‘wildcard’ option right up until the opening game with Croatia on 10 June.

John Delaney is expecting Irish fans to party like it’s 1994 when the Boys in Green descend on Poland and Ukraine for the Euros in the summer.

This Ireland team could and should be the darlings of the country, so why are they so hard to love?

Being absolutely pasted in almost every area of the field was bad enough, but the Richard Dunne jersey situation was a shameful and humiliating episode for everyone involved in Irish football.

Football Association of Ireland chief executive John Delaney has expressed his satisfaction with Ireland’s draw for the 2014 FIFA World Cup in Brazil.

Football Association of Ireland chief executive John Delaney and Ireland manager Giovanni Trapattoni are to have their wages slashed in further cost-cutting measures by the organisations.

Empty seats at the brand new Aviva Stadium are a sign of the times, but Ireland’s display against Norway at least offered some hope for the future, writes Ken Early.

A refreshing act of generosity from a unlikely source failed to lift the gloom in a disappointing week for Irish football, writes Ken Early.

The chance to have a look around the Aviva stadium lured Ray Foley to watch Ireland beat Andorra. Pity it cost him his bottle of Chef Ketchup.