The reigning SSE Airtricity Premier Division champions are hoping that he can bring the success he had as Dublin GAA's Commercial and Marketing Director to Tolka Park
Former Dublin football ace Tomás Quinn is Shelbourne's new CEO - with the club describing his appointment as a "significant step" in their evolution.
Shels will be hopeful that he can sprinkle some stardust in that regard in their bid to move their commercial efforts to a new level in the wake of their first title since 2006 and on their return to Europe for the coming season. "I’m looking forward to working with the board, the staff and the fans to build on last year’s achievements and taking a leadership role in continuing to lay the foundations for many years of future success and stability.
"Coming into the club at this time in its illustrious history is a privilege and it is an immense honour to lead this Dublin institution as CEO.”
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