FAI: Israel boycott would cause 'lasting harm'

Motion on Israel fixtures to be voted on by FAI next week

The association will seek affirmation of its position on Ireland’s Nations League fixtures against Israel.

'A unilateral boycott isolates Ireland while Israel continue,' FAI board makes plea ahead of EGM

Cork City were among five members raising a motion calling on the FAI to withdraw from the games on September 27 and October 4 but their application was deemed procedurally out of order

FAI board warn failing to fulfil Israel clashes could cost Irish game €10m ahead of key vote

FAI members to vote next week on decision to fulfil Israel fixtures

In a letter to members, FAI say a boycott would cost Irish football at least €5.5m and could climb to €10.3m

FAI: Israel boycott would cause 'lasting harm'

The FAI has said a boycott of the upcoming Nations League fixtures against Israel would cause "significant and lasting harm" to football in Ireland in a letter to General Assembly members ahead of the association's Extraordinary General Meeting (EGM) on 8 July.

FAI Sets Out Financial and Competitive Risk Ahead of EGM Vote on Israel Fixtures

The Football Association of Ireland has written to members of its General Assembly outlining the potential consequences of Ireland not fulfilling upcoming UEFA Men’s Nations League fixtures against Israel. Members will vote on the issue at an Extraordinary General Meeting next Wednesday, July 8th, with the Association asking them to endorse Ireland meeting its UEFA obligations while recognising the strength of feeling around Palestine and the hu…