Mayo FC to Benefit from Budget 2026
Mayo FC has been allocated two full-time staff as part of the Budget 2026 announcement, with the roles yet to be specified.
According to Mayo FC Chairman and Councillor Joe Faughnan, the new positions will likely be filled by an Academy Manager and a Director of Coaching.
Following Brexit, Irish players are having to wait until they are 18 to make the move to England to play the game, and this announcement will help towards the development of players here at home.
This allocation brings the total number of full-time staff in Irish soccer academies from 10 to over 60, with Mayo FC set to recruit two full-time personnel to drive the club's future growth.
Author's summary: Mayo FC gets two full-time staff.
- Two full-time staff allocated to Mayo FC
- Roles likely to be Academy Manager and Director of Coaching
- Total full-time staff in Irish soccer academies to exceed 60
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