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O'Neill returns as Northern Ireland manager - Vimarsana News

O'Neill returns as Northern Ireland manager

Michael O’Neill has been appointed as manager of Northern Ireland for a second spell.

Irish FA parts company with Ian Baraclough - Vimarsana News

Irish FA parts company with Ian Baraclough

The Irish Football Association has parted company with Northern Ireland senior men’s team manager Ian Baraclough.

Lyttle appointed as Irish FA's Head of Public Affair... - Vimarsana News

Lyttle appointed as Irish FA's Head of Public Affair...

Former Alliance MLA Chris Lyttle has been appointed as the Irish FA’s first ever Head of Public Affairs.

Irish Cup final: Executive to allow spectators to at... - Vimarsana News

Irish Cup final: Executive to allow spectators to at...

Irish Cup decider to be used as a ‘learning event’ by Executive The Northern Ireland Executive has agreed to use this year’s Irish Cup final as part of a study to inform the future safe return of spectators to large scale venues. It said the final on Friday 21 May at Mourneview Park in Lurgan will be used as a “learning event” – and up to 1000 fans will be able to sign up to attend. Arrangements for the staging of the match include access to the game, which will be strictly controlled and on a ticket-only basis to enable contact tracing systems to work effectively.

Executive agrees to allow spectators to attend Irish... - Vimarsana News

Executive agrees to allow spectators to attend Irish...

Irish Cup decider to be used as a ‘learning event’ by Executive The Northern Ireland Executive has agreed to use this year’s Irish Cup final as part of a study to inform the future safe return of spectators to large scale venues. It said the final on Friday 21 May at Mourneview Park in Lurgan will be used as a “learning event” – and up to 1000 fans will be able to sign up to attend. Arrangements for the staging of the match include access to the game, which will be strictly controlled and on a ticket-only basis to enable contact tracing systems to work effectively.