Galway United F.C. - Management

Management

The day to day operations of the club were carried out by a volunteer management committee, consisting of members of the Galway United Supporters Trust, until the Trust severed their relationship with the Club's parent company following its 2011 AGM.

Following their disaffiliation from the Club's management, The Galway United Supporters Trust applied to the Football Association of Ireland for a licence to compete in the League of Ireland as an independent club known as Galway United Supporters' Trust FC. If the application is successful, the team will compete in the First Division of the Airtricity League of Ireland in 2012. Following this move, GUFC withdrew its license application for 2012.

President of Ireland, Michael D. Higgins serves as club president in a ceremonial capacity.

Management Structure
  • President: Michael D. Higgins
  • Chairman: John McCormick
  • Executive Directors (Incomplete list): John McCormick, Colm Feeney, Donal Downes
Management Committee
  • Committee Chairperson: David Flaherty
  • Vice Chairperson: Máirtín Ó Mocháin
  • Secretary: Ronan Coleman
  • Vice Secretary: Michael Daly
  • Treasurer: Sean Dunleavy
  • Vice Treasurer : William Furey
  • PRO: Vinny O'Connor Jnr
  • FAI Delegate: Tommy Shields
  • Committee Members: John Flannery Jnr, Morgan O'Brien, Jerry O'Leary, Noel Connolly, Bert O'Leary, Sean Rafferty, Liam Glynn
Last updated, 7 August 2011

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