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25 October

On the 25th of October at their home game against & UCD, Shelbourne FC will display an anti-racist flag in the stadium.

19 October

Buncrana Hearts will work with children who attend their Fun Soccer Academy to take part in a series of small sided games with the emphasis on Respect & Diversity.

25 October

Clondalkin Youth Service will be running a Friday night blitz on the second week of the Football People campaign.

19 – 20 October

Complex Productions is running a two-day workshop on inclusive and discriminatory behaviour in team sports.

The workshop will use the methodology based on Augusto Boal’s theatre forum to exhibit, analyse and challenge discrimination through drama.

25 October

On 25 October at Hunky Dorys Park, underage teams with players from diverse backgrounds will play at half time wearing anti-racism bibs.

18 October

Dundalk FC will unveil their anti-racism flag on the 18th of October at their home match against Cork City FC. .

15 – 30 October

The Eagles Wings Youth Club is inviting the entire community of Drogto to attend their multicultural football tournament.

In cooperation with the Football Association of Ireland development officers, Show Racism a Red Card will host lectures and football sessions on racism and discrimination in over 60 schools across Ireland.

Both organisations will also work together in providing training to referes and Leagues. The first workshop will be held on 12 October in Dublin and will create awareness on cultural diversity and racismo; the second one will target officers, league and club officials of the Carlow Juvenile League and will be held between 01 and 29 October.

19-27 October

The players will wear Fare Football People bibs in their pre-game warm ups as well as the ball-kids during the games. Sessions with local schools are also envisaged to educate on the issue of racismo.

16 October

On the 16th of October the Limerick players will wear ant-racism t-shirts during their warm-up before their home match against Shelbourne F.C. Players.

21 October

Manorhamilton will hold a Blitz competition in their club with 30/40 children.

27 October

Melville United aim to use their league games during Fare Action Week to promote the Football People message.

19 and 26 October

During the Fare Action Weeks period Mountmellick United will have their players warming up wearing anti-racism bibs and wristbands before the matches.

15-18 October

The Irish organisation will organise a series of events from youngsters aged between 13 and 18 to diffuse and promote cultural exchanges and inclusion.

12 October

Four youth teams constituted of youngsters from different backgrounds will participate in the ‘Integration through Recreation; The role of football in Multicultural Dublin’ football tournament at ASTRO Park, Sport and Recreation Centre in Dublin to highlight the tolerance of cultural diversity.

21 October

North Leitrim will organise an underage blitz for their manor Astro academy that will included young people from different cultures and backgrounds. A screening of the Show Racism the Red Card education pack in the club will also take place.

19 October

Pavee United will have a Fare Football People day at one of their matches in the league and will have fans of the team display anti-discrimination banners.

16 October

A series of 5-a-side matches will be organised as part of the week and the new Show Racism the Red Card educational DVD will be screened to the youth of Ronanstwon association. Informative material will highlight the Football People weeks.

15 – 29 October

SARI will be running a number of activities during the Action Weeks including a mini tournament for the Bob Marley Cup.

15-29 October

The UK anti-racist campaign Show Racism a Red Card is organising a series of activities in support of the Football People Action Weeks.

On 15 October children will display an anti-racism and pro respect banner at the beginning of the World Cup Qualifier match between Ireland and Kazakhstan. The Irish fan group You Boys In Green Supporters will also unveil an anti-racist flag at the match. 

13 October

The clubs will present their anti-racism flag on the 13th October at their home match against Sligo rovers. The flag will be taken onto the pitch by ST. Pats under 15s team.

16 October

On the 16th of October at their home ground Tully Park educational events and activities will be organised for members’ coaches and volunteers of the club. This will involve activities with over 25 teams.

18 October

On the 18th of October UCD will host a half time underage match with kids wearing ant-racist bibs.