The FAI has been in the dock previously for spending and accountability issues.
The Football Association of Ireland is appearing before the Public Accounts Committee this morning.
The Association is facing questions over its spending and oversight in recent years.
It will also be asked to explain how it used its covid relief money.
Chair of the Committee and Laois Offaly TD, Brian Stanley, says debts at the Association are quite high:
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