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Sean McVeigh will lead the delivery of a National Strategy to improve the quality, coherence, and consistency of player and coach development in the county.
CLG Dhún na nGall has announced the appointment of Sean McVeigh to the role of Hurling Performance / Talent Development Lead.
Having played for our county for many years as well as playing for St Eunan's, Sean, as County Hurling Performance Lead, will operate within a national approach aligned to both the Gaelic Games Player and Coach Pathways.
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He will lead the delivery of a National Strategy to improve the quality, coherence, and consistency of player and coach development in the county.
"We wish Sean every success in his new role and we look forward to working with Sean to enhance the future of hurling in Donegal," Donegal GAA said.
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