Voluntary pay cut by McCarthy would be ‘welcome’ - Ross

Minister stops short of asking Republic of Ireland soccer boss to cut his €1.2m salary

Paul Cooke unable to confirm that FAI has money to pay staff in January

Chief executive sends message to Government on the realities of situation

Liquidation of FAI not a viable option, says Ross

FAI board apologises for mistakes of the past as senior officials all but rule out stadium sale

Ross defends revealing that FAI sought €18m from State

Association criticises Minister for Sport’s comments, saying ‘confidentiality broken’

FAI told they are not in a fit state to receive extra government money now

Joint Oireachtas Committee for Sport member spoke to RTE’s Morning Ireland

Shane Ross turned down FAI request for up to €30 million

Minister for Sport says football body is in a ‘dark place’ following meeting in Dáil

‘No question’ of bailout for FAI, says Ross

Staff ‘none the wiser’ about potential job losses following talks with management

FAI staff want management to give clarity on potential job losses

Sixty employees could be made redundant if Ireland fail to qualify for Euro 2020 finals

Ross hopes to restore majority of State funding to football at grassroots level

Intermediary to be used by Government to channel funds due of lack of trust in FAI

FAI is at death’s door and only government intervention can save Irish soccer

Analysis: Huge failings in area of corporate governance across the board

Emmet Malone: The only positive is that FAI has sunk so low the only way is up

Shane Ross and FAI vice-president Cooke can agree association has hit rock bottom

Damning set of financial accounts casts stark shadow over FAI

Revised results show John Delaney would have been paid almost €3m over three years

John Delaney paid €50,000 to FAI in 2018 to keep show on the road

Payment was part of €650,000 ‘investment’ in addition to former CEO’s €100,000 loan

John Delaney was due to be paid almost €3m by FAI over final three years

New figures show former chief would have been paid much more than previously thought

FAI reveals liabilities of €55 million

Former chief executive John Delaney received severance package of €462,000

Excesses of the John Delaney FAI years laid bare again

Will people really be shocked by accounts after what has happened in recent years?

FAI postpone publishing of accounts as Three end deal

Long-awaited publication of 2018 accounts now to take place on Friday instead of Thursday

Ross urges FAI to appoint independent chief executive

Paul Cooke named ‘executive lead’ by the football organisation on Tuesday

FAI staff told of deepening crisis as Paul Cooke takes on ‘executive lead’ role

Minister of Sport Shane Ross sticks to red lines on the restoration of funding

Noel Mooney: ‘stage set for stronger FAI’ despite difficulties

General manager says association continues to fund programmes as best it can

Business Post’s ambitious agenda underlines issues facing media

The 30-year-old paper’s current owner has aspirations that verge on the incredible

Board warn of ‘shock’ in store when FAI accounts are published

Audit commissioned by Sport Ireland to include details of parting deal with John Delaney

FAI on course to have funding restored by year end, says Donal Conway

Association holding up its end of the bargain, says returning president following agm

FAI needs good result from agm to ensure brighter future

Re-election of old board members would be an ‘Armageddon’ outcome for association

FAI green lights sweeping reforms at EGM

Governance Review Group recommendations pass by 116 votes to just two

Uefa to offer financial support to FAI during overhaul

European federation to make millions available as FAI reform governance structure

FAI council’s meeting overshadows Fifa visit to Dublin

Gathering of association’s officers in absence of John Delaney to be watched with interest

Former FAI finance director says he was unaware of €2m bonus for Delaney

Tony Dignam says FAI chiefs did not listen to his concerns over the association’s finances

Sunday Business Post reports loss as buyers still interested

Owners expect newspaper to return to profit after recording €520,128 pre-tax loss

Auctioneer for Bord na Móna did not have proper licence

State company is owed €420,000 by Moybrone Holdings for equipment sold last year

‘Sunday Business Post’ put up for sale by Key Capital

Newspaper bought out of examinership for €1.2m is now believed to be trading profitably

‘Sunday Business Post’ publisher appoints Siobhan Lennon as CEO

Lennon succeeds Paul Cooke and will lead holding company Sunrise Media and Webprint

Business Week: Leprechaun economics, Brexit, company news

The Irish economy was a worldwide talking point this week and not for the right reasons

‘Sunday Business Post’ managing director Paul Cooke resigns and sells shareholding

Newspaper owned by Key Capital announces merger with Cork printers Webprint

‘Sunday Business Post’ makes €78,801 profit

Improved financial performance was put down to enhanced advertising revenue

‘Sunday Business Post’ records €628,000 loss

New owners have cut operating costs and invested a further €300,000 in title

O’Brien takes actions against RTÉ, Sunday Business Post

Businessman receives court permission to seek an injunction preventing the broadcast of an RTÉ News report

Digital-age ‘Post’ editor will still have ink on their hands

Its new owners are looking for a candidate with ‘strong commercial focus’

Taylor leaves Sunday Business Post after decade as editor

Journalist says it was ‘appropriate time’ to depart role

Newspaper sales down across the daily and Sunday markets

Print circulation falls more than 6 per cent year-on-year, ABC figures show

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