Oireachtas committee to scrutinise FAI safeguarding and governance standards
Deputies will meet with football officials and state representatives tomorrow in Leinster House to discuss funding, governance, and recent sporting matches. The session aims to examine progress under the current government memorandum of understanding and ensure robust safeguarding practices.
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The Joint Committee on Arts, Media, Communications, Culture and Sport will meet with representatives from the Football Association of Ireland (FAI), Sport Ireland, and the Department of Culture, Communications and Sport tomorrow, Wednesday 30th September. Taking place at 12:30 in Committee Room 1 of Leinster House 2000, the session will focus heavily on safeguarding protocols, corporate governance, and the wider state of Irish football.
Speaking ahead of the proceedings, Committee Cathaoirleach Deputy Alan Kelly highlighted the significance of the engagement for examining reported progress across clubs and leagues. The committee intends to seek updates regarding the ongoing Memorandum of Understanding between the government and the association, alongside scrutinising public funding allocations and the development of League of Ireland academies.
Discussions will also touch upon current matters including the association's approach to upcoming UEFA fixtures and the recent international match between the Republic of Ireland and Israel. Members anticipate a constructive dialogue addressing key issues that directly impact players, volunteers, supporters, and the broader football community across the country, with a live broadcast available on the official website.
Speaking ahead of the proceedings, Committee Cathaoirleach Deputy Alan Kelly highlighted the significance of the engagement for examining reported progress across clubs and leagues. The committee intends to seek updates regarding the ongoing Memorandum of Understanding between the government and the association, alongside scrutinising public funding allocations and the development of League of Ireland academies.
Discussions will also touch upon current matters including the association's approach to upcoming UEFA fixtures and the recent international match between the Republic of Ireland and Israel. Members anticipate a constructive dialogue addressing key issues that directly impact players, volunteers, supporters, and the broader football community across the country, with a live broadcast available on the official website.
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