No hiding places at Mansion House as FAI reconvene for AGM with concerns aplenty

After two years of virtual gatherings, Ireland's football hierarchy are back together this weekend. But they remain apart on many issues and the financial concerns aren't easing either 
No hiding places at Mansion House as FAI reconvene for AGM with concerns aplenty

Lots on his plate: FAI chief executive Jonathan Hill, right, with League of Ireland director Mark Scanlon during the SSE Airtricity League First Division match between Waterford and Wexford at RSC in Waterford. Pic: Michael P Ryan/Sportsfile

They’ve been two years apart in physical terms but Saturday’s gathering for the FAI annual general meeting at the Mansion House will be a gauge of whether the fragmentations within the game are any closer to coming back together.

Familiar fractures were initially parked in the aftermath of John Delaney’s demise at the turn of the decade.

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