Representative Bodies unite to form Irish Athletes Alliance
Elite athletes to benefit from shared knowledge and collective lobbying
08
Apr
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29
Feb
PFA Ireland StatementPFA Ireland notes the statement released by An Garda Síochána yesterday in relation to spot fixing in the League of Ireland. |
26
Feb
Safety at League of Ireland FixturesThe PFA Ireland strongly condemns the use of pyrotechnics in the League of Ireland. Their use endangers the safety of players, match officials, fans, club officials and all other attendees. |
14
Dec
Sport to Start Up ProgrammeThe Local Enterprise Offices have launched a new phase of the Sport to Start-Up Programme which will start on Thursday, 18th January, online at 6.30pm. |
28
Sep
Player Safety at MatchesFollowing a number of recent incidents in our league, players are reminded of their obligations in relation to their own safety and the safety of colleagues and fans at League of Ireland fixtures. |
17
Feb
PFA Ireland and Sports Chaplaincy IrelandPFA Ireland are delighted to be partnering with the charity, Sports Chaplaincy Ireland, the Christian charity that are part of Sports Chaplaincy UK (SCUK) and Global Sports Chaplaincy (GSCA) and who help coordinate and facilitate the work of Sports Chaplains within sport in Ireland. |
29
Jul
SETU, PFA Ireland & FAI team up for scholarshipSouth East Technological University (SETU), the Professional Footballers Association of Ireland (PFA Ireland) and the Football Association of Ireland (FAI) have launched the annual postgraduate scholarship open to players and former players with the aim of encouraging and supporting the pursuit of postgraduate study among international, League of Ireland and Women’s National League players and ex-players. |
18
Jan
Recruitment - Player ExecutivePosition - Job Type - Salary - Job Details - Overview: |
02
Dec
PFA Ireland Training CampThis year's Out of Contract Training Camp will commence on Monday 6th December at the FAI HQ in the National Sports Campus, Abbotstown, Dublin 15. |
16
Aug
Opportunity for players to join Fire ServiceLouth County Council and the Professional Footballers Association of Ireland are running a pilot programme aiming to provide current, and former, professional footballers living in Louth with the opportunity to join the county’s fire service. |