Kerry GAA is looking to recruit its first ever commercial director.

Kerry county board chairperson Patrick O’Sullivan confirmed the announcement this week, citing the role as an opportunity to increase commercial activities to generate revenue growth.

With the recruitment process having already gotten underway, the role itself is for a fixed term contract of three years and may also involve working with the Kerry LGFA and Kerry Camogie. 

“This is an exciting opportunity for someone to shape the future of Kerry GAA. We are seeking someone to work alongside our County Board to manage asset development and new projects at our Centre of Excellence and other locations across the county,” stated Mr O’Sullivan.

"We are looking for someone who is motivated and passionate about Kerry GAA with entrepreneurial leadership, organisational skills, and knowledge in business, finance, fundraising, and sponsorship”.

"We see this role as an opportunity for Kerry GAA to increase commercial activities to generate substantial revenue growth, improve facilities and resources, and integrate the Kerry Ladies Football Association and Kerry Camogie. For the right person, this is an opportunity not only play a part in the future of Kerry GAA across the county but to help shape it.”

Those wishing to apply for the full-time position can do so here.

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