PFA Ireland is the sole representative organisation for all professional and semi-professional players playing in the FAI League of Ireland.
PFA Ireland is a democratic, player-driven organisation. Equality and solidarity are key concepts.
FIFA recognises FIFPro as the sole representative of the players, all players' Associations affiliated to FIFPro, therefore PFA Ireland is recognised by the FAI as an independent players' association.
PFA Ireland are committed to ensuring that its members are afforded the opportunity to develop their full potential in a professional and supportive environment.
PFA Ireland aims to assist its members who are disengaged in seeking employment.
League of Ireland players who are members of PFA Ireland are affiliated to FIFPro who by extension are also guaranteed of the support of other players' Associations in other countries.
PFA Ireland will endeavour to have representation on all cases brought before a Dispute Resolution Chamber (DRC).
PFA Ireland pursues equal rights and obligations for all its members.
PFA Ireland takes an exceptionally critical attitude to any form of transfer system for professional players.
PFA Ireland advocates a correct balance between labour legislation and the specific characteristics of football as a sport.
PFA Ireland makes no distinction on the basis of nationality, religion, political convictions or gender. PFA Ireland is against all forms of racism and violence and will oppose these at all times.
The doping problem requires further consultation. Testing procedures must be reliable and uniform. In case of sanctions, consideration should be taken of personal circumstances and decisions should be taken on the basis of an individual case management. Sanctions should not be disproportionate
PFA Ireland respects and protects both the individual and collective image rights of players.