Buffeted by turbulence, what the FAI need now is quiet calm

Jonathan Hill succeeded John Delaney as permanent chief executive in November 2020, yet has been under mounting pressure since a calamitous appearance before the Dáil’s Public Accounts Committee (PAC) on February 22.
Buffeted by turbulence, what the FAI need now is quiet calm

Marc Canham and Jonathan Hill before the UEFA Women's European Championship qualifying group A match between Republic of Ireland and England at Aviva Stadium in Dublin.

Staff at the FAI could see the humorous side of Jonathan Hill’s tumultuous three-and-a-half-year tenure as chief executive ending with a holiday.

The FAI board yesterday confirmed his departure for April 30 but annual leave entitlements will occupy his final fortnight in office, away from the office.

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