Football Association of Ireland (FAI) chief executive John Delaney stepped aside...
DUBLIN - Football Association of Ireland chief executive John Delaney stepped aside from his role on Saturday, the FAI said, 10 days before he was due to appear before lawmakers over a 100,000 euro loan provided to the governing body.
Delaney will remain in the association he has led since 2005 in a new role of executive vice-president. “It is time now for a new start and I am really looking forward to serving Irish football as best I can as Executive Vice-President.” Delaney’s loan to the FAI has been a major news story since the Sunday Times first reported it a week ago. Delaney failed in a court application to prevent the disclosure, the newspaper said.
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