Irish Football Association
Governing body of association football in Northern Ireland
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The Irish Football Association (IFA) is the governing body for association football in Northern Ireland. It organised the Ireland national football team from 1880 to 1950, which after 1954, became the Northern Ireland national football team.
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Stadia funding welcomed but £36.2m 'falls significantly short'The Irish FA and Northern Ireland Football League have "welcomed" investment in local football from the Northern Ireland Executive but called for further funding.BBC Sport - Published | |
IFA disappointed but accepts Casement Park decision - Nelson Irish Football Association chief executive Patrick Nelson says he is "disappointed" that Northern Ireland will not host matches at Euro 2028.BBC Sport - Published | |
NI players 'aspiring to be better' under Oxtoby - PlattAngela Platt, director of women's football at the Irish FA, says she is "very happy" with the tenure of Tanya Oxtoby as Northern Ireland manager.BBC Sport - Published | |
IFA 'confident' Casement Park on track for EurosThe Irish FA says it is "confident" the Casement Park redevelopment project will be completed for Euro 2028 after reports it was under threat.BBC Sport - Published | |
IFA rules out Windsor Park extension for Euro 2028The Irish FA says there is "no route to fund an expansion" of Windsor Park to make it an alternative venue for Euro 2028 - if the redevelopment of Casement Park is not completed in time.BBC Sport - Published | |
Sunday football proposal rejected at Irish FA's AGMA proposal to amend the rules around Northern Ireland Football League matches being played on a Sunday is rejected at the Irish FA's Annual General Meeting.BBC Sport - Published | |
IFA continues search for new NI women's manager The Irish FA's preferred candidate for the Northern Ireland women's manager job accepts another post as youth boss Gail Redmond is put in interim chargeBBC Sport - Published | |
Play-off in doubt as Warrenpoint refused licence The upcoming Irish Premiership relegation/promotion play-off is thrown into doubt after Warrenpoint Town were refused a licence by the Irish FA for the 2023-24 season.BBC Sport - Published | |
Clubs 'bitterly disappointed' by IFA funding cut The amount of funding each Women's Premiership club receives from the Irish FA is set to be cut ahead of the new season.BBC Sport - Published | |
FA chair Hewitt stands for Fifa vice-presidency FA chair Debbie Hewitt will stand against Irish Football Association president David Martin for the British vice-presidency role on world governing body Fifa in April.BBC Sport - Published | |
Baraclough 'disappointed' at losing NI job Ian Baraclough says he was "disappointed" at being sacked as Northern Ireland manager but thanks the Irish FA "for the opportunity".BBC Sport - Published | |
Hughes appointed technical director by Irish FA Former Northern Ireland captain Aaron Hughes takes up new role as the Irish Football Association's Technical Director.BBC Sport - Published |
