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A Message from the FAI ‘The Football Association of Ireland is pleased to acknowledge the Republic of Ireland Soccer Supporters Club (London). The Association recognises the significant contribution made to Irish Football by the Club and its members over the past twenty years. The social role that the Club plays in the Irish community in London and throughout the South East region is applauded and the Association extends its good wishes for the continued success of the Club’. John Delaney Chief Executive Officer Football Association of Ireland Annual Charity Quiz The Club will hold the 'Annual Charity Quiz' in conjunction with our next meeting on Friday 16 January 2009. Our nominated charities for this club year are 'Friends of Michael Sobell House' and 'Teenage Cancer Trust' and we would encourage members and guests to lend their support to the event. Under 20 quarter-final action on Sunday afternoon...06/01/2009 The Dr Tony O'Neill Under 20 League has reached the quarter-final knockout stage and will feature three fixtures at 2.00pm on Sunday afternoon. Pool Two winners Cork City play host to Pool One runner-up UCD at Bishopstown. New League of Ireland side, Mervue United, winners of Pool Three, take on new club FC Carlow, who finished second in Pool Two, in Fahy's Field while Pool Four champions Bohemian welcome Pool Three runners-up Salthill Devon to the Dublin City University Grounds. Monday night features Under 20 quarter-final...06/01/2009 The fourth quarter-final in the Dr Tony O'Neill Under 20 League features the meeting of Pool One winners Bray Wanderers and Pool Four runners-up Dundalk in the Carlisle Grounds at 8.00pm on Monday night. Weekend climax to Under 20 League section...04/01/2009 Their is much speculation that the final quarter-final position in the Dr Tony O'Neill Under 20 League has gone to FC Carlow, following Sunday afternoon's two one home victory over Wexford Youths in Tullow. It would appear that FC Carlow have been awarded a 3-0 victory from their unplayed Pool Four game with Cobh Ramblers, to supercede Wexford Youths and reach the quarter-final stage, where Mervue United will play host on Sunday afternoon next. Play off positions in Under 20 League near completion...03/01/2009 The final series of fixtures in the Dr Tony O'Neill Under 20 League are set for this weekend to complete the League Section and confirm the quarter-finalists for the culmination of the competition. The crucial Pool Two meeting of Cork City and Kilkenny City went the way of the 'Leesiders' by two goals to nil and their quarter-final place is now secure, as is that of Dundalk who secured a one all draw with Pool Four winners Bohemian to enter the knock-out stage. Bari confirmed as venue for Italy fixture...03/12/2008 The Italian Football Federation has formally confirmed that the away Group 8 World Cup qualifier against Italy on 1st April 2009 will take place in the 58,000 capacity Stadio San Nicola in Bari. League of Ireland managerial movements...30/12/2008 The League of Ireland managerial merry-go-round is currently in full swing with the addition of Michael O'Neill to the Shamrock Rovers hotseat, being closely followed by the appointment of former Bohemian and Sligo Rovers manager Sean Connor, at newly promoted Dundalk. The south coast also sees change, with Stephen Henderson having moved east from Cobh Ramblers to Waterford United while the position at Longford Town has been filled by former goalkeeping star Alan Gough. The managerial vacancy still exists at Cobh Ramblers, while former International manager Brian Kerr, has been linked with the Cork City job. Bohemian and Bray secure home U20 quarter-finals...29/12/2008 Pool Two leaders Bray Wanderers, had already qualified for the knock-out stage of the Under 20 League, but a comfortable three nil away victory over Athlone Town secured top spot and a home quarter-final against either Drogheda United or Dundalk. Pool Four leaders Bohemian also secured a home quarter-final, against Salthill Devon, with a thumping 6-1 demolition of local rivals Shelbourne in ALSAA this afternoon. Under 20 League of Ireland action this Sunday...28/12/2008 The Dr Tony O'Neill Under 20 League featured the crucial Pool Two meeting of the top two, Cork City and Wexford Youths at Bishopstown this afternoon with Mick Wallace's youngsters climbing to the top of the table with a one nil victory. The scheduled match involving third place FC Carlow and Cobh Ramblers was postponed. Update on Zambia Orphanage appeal...22/12/2008 The appeal in support of the impending visit to the Zambian Orphanage by Cathal, Dave, Robbie, Terry and Tommy has received excellent support from our friends and club members. The lads will depart shortly after Christmas and the attached report outlines the current position. Ireland complete first Futsal Tournament...21/12/2008 The Republic of Ireland went down 1-3 to Tournament winners Lithuania in their final fixture of the Four Nation Futsal Tournament, held in Loughborough University over the weekend. Ireland hold England in Four Nation Futsal Tournament...19/12/2008 The Republic of Ireland, playing only their second ever international fixture, came from behind to draw three each with hosts England in an invitational Four Nation Futsal Tournament at Loughborough University tonight. A brace from Dane Massey of Bray Wanderers and one from Longford Town striker Alan Lynch helped secure an excellent draw. Manager Derek O'Neill will send his side out to face Libya in their second fixture this afternoon (Saturday) with renewed confidence. Nominations for 19th FAI International Awards...17/12/2008 The Football Association of Ireland, in conjunction with sponsors eircom, today announced the nominations for the 19th eircom/FAI International Awards. The awards ceremony will take place on Sunday 8 February 2009 at the CityWest Hotel. RTE 2 will provide live coverage of the presentations from 8.00pm. John Morling is new Underage International Manager...17/12/2008 The FAI today confirmed that, former Peterborough United Coach, John Morling will succeed Vincent Butler, who formally retires in May 2009, as manager of the Republic of Ireland Under 15 and Under 16 teams. John Morling has been Player Development Manager for the FAI for a number of years and will continue to oversee that role. |
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