Convention 2018 – Reports & Officers 2019

December 14th, 2018 | News

Cavan GAA Annual Convention took place last night in Hotel Kilmore.

Treasurer Martin Cahill and Secretary Liam McCabe outlined the main points in their annual reports. All other officer reports were presented before Chairman Gerry Brady delivered his address. 

The Convention Book containing all reports is available for download on our website…….http://cavangaa.ie/2018/12/convention-report-2018/

OFFICERS 2019

Brendan Keaney (Killygarry) was nominated for the position of President and will replace outgoing Phil Smith (Butlersbridge) who returns to a Vice-President for 2019. 

Tom Moore (Lacken) has stepped down from the position of Assistant Treasurer (due to the five year rule). John Keating (Ballinagh) will take up the role in 2019.

All other officers are to be returned for 2019:

Uachtarán (President): Brendan Keaney (Killygarry)

Leas Uachtarán (Vice Presidents): Packie Smith, John Andy McCabe, Jim McDonnell, Peter Brady, John Foy, Phil Smith, Paddy Carolan, Dan Daly, Tom Boylan

Cathaoirleach (Chairman): Gerry Brady 

Leas-Cathaoirleach (Vice Chairman): Paddy Sheanon

Leas- Runaí (Asst. Secretary): Angela Hamilton

Cisteóir (Treasurer): Martin Cahill

Leas Cisteóir (Asst. Treasurer): John Keating 

Oifigeach Caipreamh Poiblí (P.R.O): Mark O’Rourke

Teachtaí do Comhairle Uladh (Ulster Council Reps): Declan Woods & Tom O’Reilly

Teachtaí do Árd Comhairle (Central Council Rep.): Kieran Callaghan

Oifigeach Óiliúna (Coaching Officer): Martin McGovern

Oifigeach Cultúir (Cultural Officer): Eugene Kiernan

Congress Delegates: Chairman, Secretary, Treasurer, Central Council Delegate, 1 Other TBC

Ulster Convention: TBC

The position of Development Officer is now an appointed one along with Children’s Officer. Anne Fortune (Children’s Officer) and Michael Reynolds (Development Officer) have both been reappointed and were ratified at the last county committee meeting. Youth Board Chairperson is also appointed by the county chairperson and Orla O’Reilly has been reappointed to continue in the role for 2019.