Staff 2011

National Development Officer - Murrough McDonagh
Murrough joined the HSE Community Games in August 2009, having spent many years previously working in the Irish professional sports sector. Murrough is a native of County Galway and now lives in County Dublin, his interests include following a wide range of sports codes, notably GAA, soccer and rugby.

 Murrough McDonagh
Event and Marketing Officer - Gillian Brosnan
Gillian joined HSE Community Games in October 2006 and is currently the event and marketing officer. Gillian lives in Dublin, her hobbies include reading, keeping up with current affairs and a keen interest in Rugby.
 Gillian Brosnan
Office Administrator - Tricia Collins
Tricia Collins joined HSE Community Games in October 2009. Tricia lives in Sallins County Kildare and has a keen interest in sport and cultural activities. Her many hobbies include reading, walking and keeping up with current affairs.
 Tricia Collins
IT Officer - Richard Howlett
Richard has been with HSE Community Games since December 2006. He currently lives in Dublin, his hobbies and interests include football, cycling, computers and socialising with friends.
 Richard Howlett
Integration Development Officer - Caitriona Reynolds
Caitríona joined the HSE Community Games in June 2010. She is from County Meath where, she participated in Athletics with the local club and the Community Games. With a keen interest in a variety of sports she went on to achieve a Degree in Health and Leisure from IT, Tralee. Caitríona enjoyed a number of years of travel before training and working as a PE Teacher in the UK for six years. She enjoys keeping fit and her interests include travelling, following a number of sports and meeting up with friends.
 Caitriona Reynolds
Regional Development Officer - Paul Friel
Joined HSE Community Games in August 2010. From county Donegal. Working in professional sport from teaching and coaching to development and management for a number of years in Ireland, the UK and Australia. Keen interests are football, Irish history and socialising with friends
 Paul Friel