Queen Of The May
Dingley is set to depart, with confirmation expected from the association later this week.
Hannah Dingley is set to leave her role as the FAI's head of women's and girl's football after just 12 months.
The former Forest Green men's manager joined the association last May, after Eileen Gleeson vacated to become head coach of the women's senior team.
But multiple outlets are reporting that Dingley is set to depart, with confirmation expected from the association later this week.
All-Ireland Football Championship: First Round Fixtures And Venues Confirmed
Newbridge is the venue for newly minted Leinster champions Louth against Monaghan from 4.45.
Weds Lunch Sport Update
Cleaning Legends SHL Results & Fixtures; 4 new players in ROI Squad
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Care also featured at two World Cups for England during an international career which spanned 16 years, finishing with 101 caps.
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Caelin Doris Could Be Out Of Action Until At Least November Following Shoulder Surgery
The province confirmed that the Mayo man will be absent for between four and six months following surgery on his shoulder.
Double Winning Saturday for Hurlers and Footballers
Hurlers beat Carlow in Joe McDonagh Cup; footballers score 36 points in Tailteann Cup win.
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