This will be the first time that the Festival of Football and AGM has visited Tipperary following previous years in Kerry, Mayo, Monaghan, Wexford, Clare, Donegal, Wicklow, Westmeath, and Sligo/Leitrim.
Among the events planned for the week-long Festival of Football are over 20 club visits by FAI Development Officers, coaching staff, officials and well-known footballing personalities, with Sports Direct.com FAI Summer Soccer Schools taking place across the county.
The FAI Coach Education Department will run a festival in tandem for the week to offer a unique opportunity to complete introductory level coaching courses and workshops, while football fun days will take place in Nenagh, Cashel, Cahir, Carrick on Suir, and Thurles.
The FAI will make equipment, funds, match tickets and services available to clubs in Tipperary to mark the county's hosting of the 2016 FAI AGM.
Around 250 delegates representing every League and divisional association in Ireland are expected to attend the AGM and will arrive in Tipperary ahead of the Delegates' Dinner in the Hotel Minella, at which the FAI will announce its Aviva Club of the Year as well as presenting the following national awards: the John Sherlock Service to Football award, Noel O'Reilly Coach of the Year, the Jeremy Dee Services to Women's Football award and the FAI Communications Awards
With the announcement this week that the 10th FAI Festival of Football will take place in county Tipperary, take a look back at last year's Festival of Football in Sligo!