Delegates at a general assembly of the FAI voted last night in favour of aligning the season calendar across the board
Ireland will move to summer football at all levels of the game by 2028.
Delegates at a general assembly of the FAI voted last night in favour of aligning the season calendar across the board, in a move that FAI President Paul Cooke has said will transform the face of Irish football.
Over 65 percent of Ireland's 72 leagues are currently playing a winter season, and they'll now change on a phased basis over the next four years.
The FAI's Chief Football Officer Marc Canham says he welcomes the decision as a 'green light for progress'.

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