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Irish football chief John Delaney 'sorry' after being recorded...

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CONTROVERSIAL FAI beak Delaney was filmed singing the song Joe McDonnell in a Dublin pub after Ireland beat the USA 4-1 last week but insists he is

FAI CEO John Delaney elected to UEFA Executive Committee | Football...

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UEFA was a “fantastic achievement for our CEO John Delaney and is a hugely positive reflection of Irish football in Europe.” “John has led the FAI successfully for more than 10 years overseeing the development of the game, ...

Irish football chief John Delaney: We took €5million in hush money...

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THE FAI chief executive admits stunning revelation as world governing body nosedives deeper into scandal.

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John Delaney (businessman): Irish businessman (n/a-2011) - Biography,...

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John Delaney (1969 – 21 May 2011) was an Irish businessman and the CEO of the trading exchange website Intrade from until 2011, which was the first ...

John Delaney (football administrator): Irish football administrator -...

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John Delaney (born 16 October in Waterford) is the current chief executive of the Football Association of Ireland (FAI) and serves as second vice-president ...

FAI chief John Delaney's apology for singing Irish Republican song -...

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FAI chief executive John Delaney apologises after being caught on camera singing an Irish Republican song in a bar.

Head of FAI John Delaney apologises after video shows him singing an...

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The head of the Football Association of Ireland has apologised for any offence caused after he was filmed singing an Irish republican ballad in a Dublin pub.

Anti-John Delaney banners taken from fans at the Aviva -...

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Banners of protest have been removed from Irish fans who were planning to demonstrate against FAI CEO John Delaney.

John Delaney signs new €1.8million deal with FAI - Independent.ie

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FAI chief executive John Delaney has signed a bumper €1.8million deal that will keep him in charge of Irish football until

John Delaney (businessman) - Wikipediaen.m.wiki2.org › wiki › John_Delaney_(businessman)

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John Delaney (1969 – 21 May 2011) was an Irish businessman and the CEO of the trading exchange website Intrade from until 2011, which was the first ...Died: 21 May (aged 42); Mount Everest John Delaney (1969 – 21 May 2011) was an Irish businessman and the CEO of the trading exchange website Intrade from until 2011, which was the first ... Died: 21 May (aged 42); Mount Everest

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John Delaney was an Irish businessman who founded online prediction market Intrade. He passed away at the age of 42 when he became ill while he was scaling Mr. Everest as part of an expedition. While he was away, and just before he died, his wife delivered a child prematurely. Shortly after Delaney ...

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FAI chief executive John Delaney reveales that the French Football Federation has been contacted in regard to the prospect of re-staging the fixture at the centre of the , SkySports

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Wikipedia: John Delaney (football administrator) - Wikipedia

John Delaney (born 16 October 1967) is a former Irish sports administrator. He was executive vice-president of the Football Association of Ireland from March to September 2019, having previously been its chief officer and a member of its board for over fourteen years.

John Delaney has been leading the FAI for 10 years. What has he...

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A decade on from taking charge and the chief executive is still playing clever politics while Irish soccer continues to rot, writes Ewan MacKennaIt’s easy to...