Eileen Gleeson

Eileen Gleeson

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Eileen Gleeson is a former manager of the Republic of Ireland Women's National Team, who was replaced by Carla Ward in January after the team's failure to qualify for the 2025 European Championships.

Born on Jan 01, 1970 (56 years old)

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Ireland Ireland: Eileen Gleeson is the head coach under whom Colin Healy served as assistant. 5

Gary Cronin Heimir Hallgrimsson Declan Devine Colin Healy
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Gary Cronin focusing on the finer details with Ireland ahead of World Cup qualifiers – The Irish Times

Ireland Ireland: Eileen Gleeson is involved in a case against the FAI, which puts Carla Ward in a difficult position regarding her response. 5

Carla Ward Denise O Sullivan Kelly Brady Maria Reynolds Tessa Wullaert
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Belgium games are Carla Ward’s chance to breathe life into uninspiring reign – The Irish Times

Ireland Ireland: Eileen Gleeson is taking legal action against the FAI for gender discrimination. 6

Patrick O Donovan David Courell Aoife Rafferty Paul Cooke Tony Keohane Kirsten Pakes Una May
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: FAI to attend Oireachtas committee hearing following U-turn – The Irish Times

Ireland Ireland: Eileen Gleeson has said that a 'directive' from the Football Association of Ireland (FAI) told her that it would be 'wholly inappropriate' to attend Wednesday’s hearing of the joint Oireachtas committee on sport. 5

David Courell Patrick O Donovan Alan Kelly Evanne Ni Chuilinn
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Eileen Gleeson says FAI told her not to attend Oireachtas hearing – The Irish Times

Ireland Ireland: Eileen Gleeson is the former Republic of Ireland women’s head coach currently taking legal action against the FAI on the grounds of gender discrimination. 7

Alan Kelly Gareth Maher Kirsten Pakes Evanne Ni Chuilinn David Courell Tony Keohane Paul Cooke Aoife Rafferty Patrick O Donovan
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: FAI decline to attend Oireachtas hearing without ‘assurances’ around Garda investigation – The Irish Times

Ireland Ireland: Eileen Gleeson's landmark court case may prompt a reckoning in Irish sport. 6

Johnny Sexton Sam Monaghan Edel Mcmahon Niamh O Dowd Aoife Wafer Stacey Flood Linda Djougang Dannah O Brien Scott Bemand
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Done with valiant efforts, Ireland must push on to close the gap to the top – The Irish Times

Ireland Ireland: Eileen Gleeson is involved in a legal case against the FAI. 5

David Courell
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: FAI chief’s cool demeanour was at odds with an organisation groaning under the strain of debt – The Irish Times

Ireland Ireland: Eileen Gleeson has begun legal proceedings against the FAI, citing gender discrimination. 5

Heimir Hallgrimsson Evan Ferguson Adam Idah Jack Taylor Chiedozie Ogbene Matt Doherty Roy Keane Damien Duff Stephen Bradley Robbie Keane Jose Mourinho David Courell
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: ‘It is a heavy shirt for the Irish players to carry’ – The Irish Times

Ireland Ireland: Eileen Gleeson is suing the Football Association of Ireland for gender discrimination during her time as manager of the women's national team. 5

Vera Pauw John O Shea Stephen Kenny Heimir Hallgrimsson Sarina Wiegman Thomas Tuchel Carlo Ancelotti Emma Hayes Gregg Berhalter Mauricio Pochettino Colin Bell Martin O Neill Mick Mccarthy
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: what it’s about and why the repercussions could be huge – The Irish Times

Ireland Ireland: Eileen Gleeson has accused the Football Association of Ireland of breaching her right to equal pay. 7

Heimir Hallgrimsson
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: ‘Equal pay is for someone else to decide’ – The Irish Times