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FAI strikes deal 'in principle' with press officer Dervan
Summary
The Football Association of Ireland has reached a principle agreement with its press officer Cathal Dervan regarding a workplace rights claim. The case was scheduled to open at the Workplace Relations Commission but was adjourned. Dervan's solicitor, John Connellan, requested a four‑week postponement, noting that five weeks might be needed. Adjudication officer Brian Dalton granted the adjournment and offered six weeks to facilitate implementation. The hearing at Lansdowne House did not disclose the complaint's particulars or the statutes invoked. Dervan has served as the FAI's director of communications and public relations since 2019.
Who, what, where, when and why
What: Report matter: FAI strikes deal 'in principle' with press officer Dervan. Procedural stage: hearing_or_decision
When:
- 2025-02-13 Publication
Places mentioned
- Lansdowne House
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