Drogheda United, the FAI Cup holders, have made a key appointment off the pitch
Once the club’s Under-17 manager, he is moving from Shamrock Rovers where he was commercial director. “His experience in football operations, strategic planning, and revenue generation will be instrumental in guiding Drogheda United into an exciting new chapter,” said the club.
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