FAI Board 'regret' issues surrounding payments to CEO Jonathan Hill 

The Board also discussed the recent EGM on November 9 where the decision was taken not to approve changes to the Constitution which would have enabled the FAI to achieve its 40% female gender representation by the end of 2023.

LESSONS LEARNED: The Board of the FAI are fully committed in learning lessons in relation to payments made to chief executive Jonathan Hill and pledge to find a solution to their requirement to have 40% female representation on its board.

The Board of the FAI are fully committed in learning lessons in relation to payments made to chief executive Jonathan Hill and pledge to find a solution to their requirement to have 40% female representation on its board.

The audit commissioned by Sport Ireland found that the FAI's CEO Hill received payments made in lieu of holidays not taken and expenses related to his commute from the UK, were above the agreed limit which was set in the Memorandum of Understanding between the FAI and the Government which led to the association's 2020 bailout.