Quinn was employed as the Dublin GAA commercial and marketing director since 2013
Quinn makes the short journey to Tolka Park from Parnell Park, where he was employed as the Dublin GAA commercial and marketing director since 2013.
Quinn was part of Pat Gilroy’s panel that captured an All-Ireland title in 2011, ending a 16-year famine while the 43-year-old also helped St Vincent’s capture two national titles.Amad Diallo signs new five-and-a-half-year deal at Manchester United “Shelbourne is a club with a proud history and strong community ethos and I’m enthused to deepen the connection between the club, its community, its partners and its growing fanbase. Coming in to 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.”
“Tomás understands what it means to be a football fan, a commercial leader and an elite sportsperson – a unique combination which equips him to lead the next chapter in the club’s development.”
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