Staff
- Provincial Director and Secretary Dr. Danny Murphy
- Director of Coaching and Games: Dr. Eugene Young
- Head of Community Development, Strategy and Public Affairs : Ryan Feeney
- Head of Finance, HR and Business Development: Michelle McAleer
- Head of Operations, Compliance and Infrastructure: Stephen McGeehan
- Games Education Manager: Terence McWilliams
- Hurling Development Manager: Jimmy Darragh
- Community, Health and Wellbeing Manager: Aileen Tohill
- Coach Development Manager: Roger Keenan
- Regional Development Officer: Diarmuid Marsden
- Regional Development Officer: Paul Callaghan
- Regional Development Officer: Shane McCann
- Community Development Officer: Maura Kelly
- Volunteer Development Officer: Sharon Haughey
- Football Development Officer: Tony Scullion
- Hurling Development Officer: Kevin Kelly
- Ladies Gaelic Development Officer: Sheena Tally
- Third Level Development Officer: Ryan Mellon
- Third Level Development Officer: Gary Mallon
- Fixtures Officer: Stephen Donnelly
- PA to the Provincial Director & Children's Officer : Geraldine McKavanagh
- Ticketing and Events Officer: Bernie Fox
- Communication and ICT Officer: Damian Kelly
- Finance Administrator: Paul Sanders
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