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The Irish FA Board has met today. In response to
the evolving situation around Coronavirus (Covid-19)
and having listened to partners throughout the
football family, the Board has suspended the
current football season, at both domestic and
grassroots level.
The decision has been made with public health but
equally, the health and safety of players, match
officials, staff and volunteers front of mind.
We expect games to restart on
Saturday 4 April 2020. The matter will be kept
under constant review.
This means no affiliated football will be played in
Northern Ireland until thattime.
Government advice and that from the health
authorities remains in place. We continue to
encourage people to visit
https://www.nhs.uk/conditions/coronavirus-covid-19/
for information about the virus and how to protect
yourself and use the 111 online coronavirus service
To check if you need medical help.
the evolving situation around Coronavirus (Covid-
football family, the Board has suspended the
current football season, at both domestic and
grassroots level.
The decision has been made with public health but
equally, the health and safety of players, match
officials, staff and volunteers front of mind.
We expect games to restart on
Saturday 4 April 2020. The matter will be kept
under constant review.
This means no affiliated football will be played in
Northern Ireland until thattime.
Government advice and that from the health
authorities remains in place. We continue to
encourage people to visit
https://www.nhs.uk/conditions/coronavirus-
yourself and use the 111 online coronavirus service
To check if you need medical help.
FROM THE IRISH FA
