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FAI CHIEF EXECUTIVE David Courell says League of Ireland academies will “define the next generation of talent” coming into the senior Republic of Ireland international team.
Clubs had been left angered by the FAI’s surprise plan to invite 250 of the best boys and girls aged between 14 to 17 to Abbotstown during school holidays throughout the year. Further to that, the governing body of the League of Ireland, the National League Committee, requested all correspondence between the FAI and Government relating to proposals for academy funding.
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