“I am proud and humbled to be re-elected to Irish football as president of the association for the next two years, as we continue our positive journey of reform,” said McAnaney, who was first elected as president in January 2020.
McAnaney has been involved in football administration for several years, serving on a wide range of committees and panels within the Republic of Ireland’s national association, including the FAI management board, the Football Technical Development Plan working group and the FAI Scouting Regulations working group.
As a goalkeeper, McAnaney represented the Republic of Ireland at Under-15 level, and has been heavily involved in coaching for many years.
He is a retired member of the Defence Forces, and has experience in a number of areas such as governance, strategy, human resources and business development.
The election solidified the new make-up of the FAI board, which now contains four elected football directors and six independent directors.
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