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Leinster GAA, in collaboration with Kilkenny GAA, is inviting applications for the role of Na Cait Óga and Performance Lead. The position offers the successful applicant an opportunity to shape the future of GAA development across Kilkenny.
Last month, eight-time All-Ireland winner with Kilkenny, Michael Fennelly has informed the county board that he will step away from his role as Performance Lead with the Na Cait Óga on the conclusion of his contract later this year.
The Shamrocks Ballyhale man cited personal commitments as the reason for his departure. - READ MORE HERE
As the Na Cait Óga and Performance Lead, the chosen candidate will set out Kilkenny GAA’s strategic vision for player and coach development. The role aligns with both national and county-level Player and Coach Pathways.
PICTURES: Excitement galore at Kilkenny club hurling games
"This position plays a critical role in shaping a robust and sustainable performance environment, bringing together coaching excellence, athlete welfare, and innovation across Kilkenny GAA’s pathways," the job notice read.
"It’s ideal for individuals passionate about sport development and holistic player growth."
FOR MORE KILKENNY GAA NEWS, CLICK HERE
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