Jonathan Hill, the Football Association of Ireland's Chief Executive Officer, will leave the organisation at the end of April.
Jonathan Hill, the Football Association of Ireland's Chief Executive Officer, will leave the organisation at the end of April.In a statement released on Tuesday, the FAI said an interim CEO will be appointed followed by "a structured search for a full-time successor".
FAI President Paul Cooke added: "Jonathan has worked incredibly hard in creating the solid foundations for growth and I am sure the Board, executive and staff can now build on those foundations to create real change for the largest participation sport in the country.Hill has been involved in the search to find a permanent manager for the Republic of Ireland men's national team.
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