17
Jul
Statement from PFA Ireland re Limerick FC statementIt is unfortunate that it is necessary to put out a statement on behalf of the PFA Ireland. However, given the inaccuracies contained in today's statement by Limerick FC, we feel the need to correct the record. |
17
Jul
Statement on behalf of Limerick FC playersAs has been well documented now in the media, we met today with our representatives, the PFA Ireland, in relation to the outstanding monies due to us individually on foot of our contracts. We had received no payment since 1 June and despite numerous attempts over the course of the past six weeks |
13
Jul
Statement on behalf of Bray Wanderers PlayersIt is with great regret that we release this statement. We had sincerely hoped that we could resolve the unsatisfactory payment situation at the club, but despite weeks of negotiations by the PFA Ireland on our behalf, these efforts have proven fruitless. |
29
Nov
2017/18 Training Camp datesThe following is a list of pre-Christmas dates for training on our training camp which is ongoing at the moment. December – 1, 4, 6, 8, 11, 13, 15, 18, 20 & 21 |
28
Nov
PFA Ireland 2017/18 Training Camp launchPFA Ireland today launched their 2017/18 Training Camp. |
20
Nov
Joint statement from Show Racism the Red Card and PFA IrelandIreland’s James McClean is to be commended for speaking out about racist comments aimed at team mate Cyrus Christie in the aftermath of Ireland's play- off with Denmark. |
09
Nov
PFA Ireland Awards nominees 2017The prestigious PFA Ireland Awards will take place on Saturday, 18th November 2017 at The Marker Hotel, Grand Canal Square, Dublin 2. |
06
Nov
The Ryan McBride Foundation 5k runOn what was a bright and sunny Sunday morning runners, joggers and walkers from the football community lined up at the start line in Crumlin to complete a 5k run in aid of The Ryan McBride Foundation. |
11
Oct
PFA Ireland 5k run in aid of The Ryan McBride FoundationPFA Ireland will have our FAI Cup Final charity run this year in aid of the Ryan McBride Foundation. |
07
Sep
PFA Ireland statement re Athlone Town investigationWe represent Igor Labuts and Dragos Sfrijan who have been found guilty by a disciplinary panel hand picked by the FAI of breaching three FAI rules, Rule 99: Bringing the Game into Disrepute, Rule 105: Manipulating Matches and Rule 106: Betting/Gambling. |
