2025 Executive Contact Details and Structure

 

Round Tower GAA Club
Executive Committee 2025

 

Chairperson – Alan Milton

As Chairperson of Round Tower GAA, Alan serves as the lead officer on the Club Executive Committee, responsible for guiding the overall direction and development of the club.

In this role, Alan oversees the planning, organisation, and management of club affairs, ensuring that every decision reflects the best interests of our members and our proud GAA traditions. Alan also plays a vital part in ensuring that the Club Executive Committee meetings run smoothly, efficiently, and with a clear focus on action and accountability.

 

Vice Chairperson – Dean Alford

As Vice-Chairperson of Round Tower GAA, Dean plays a key leadership role in supporting the Chairperson and contributing to the effective running of the Club Executive Committee.

Working closely alongside the Chairperson, Dean helps to ensure strong teamwork and continuity in leadership. The Vice-Chairperson also takes on specific responsibilities, such as chairing important sub-committees and stepping into the Chairperson’s role when required, ensuring that the club’s operations continue smoothly and efficiently.

 

Secretary – Sharon Jordan

As Club Secretary, Sharon plays a central role in the day-to-day running of Round Tower GAA. The club’s primary administrator, she brings a deep understanding of the practical needs of the club and ensures that operations run smoothly behind the scenes—keeping everything on track and on time.

Her role is wide-ranging and vital, from coordinating meetings to supporting the activities of the Executive Committee. Working closely with the Chairperson, Sharon is often the most active link between members, officers, and wider GAA structures—ensuring nothing falls through the cracks.

 

Treasurer – Andrew Cronin

As Club Treasurer, Andrew holds a vital role, serving as the chief financial controller of Round Tower GAA. Andrew is responsible for ensuring that all financial matters are managed with accuracy, transparency, and efficiency.

From maintaining proper books of account to overseeing club assets, equipment, and day-to-day financial operations, Andrew puts strong systems and controls in place to safeguard the club’s financial health. His work enables the club to plan responsibly, invest wisely, and support the needs of members across all levels.

 

Assistant Treasurer – Damien Murray

As Assistant Treasurer, Damien supports the Club Treasurer in managing the financial affairs of Round Tower GAA. With a strong focus on accuracy and accountability, Damien helps ensure that all financial records, controls, and procedures are maintained to the highest standards.

Working closely with the Treasurer, Damien plays a key role in overseeing club finances, including cash management, asset tracking, and financial reporting.

 

Communications Officer

As Club Communications Officer, Doug is responsible for the Club’s communication strategy. He plays a vital role in shaping and sharing the story of Round Tower GAA and is charged with promoting a positive image of the club and the wider GAA community.

Doug leads the communications committee which aims to provide regular updates on fixtures, results, and club activities.  The communications committee keeps members and supporters informed across a broad range of channels.

 

Ken Byrne – Towers Abú & Strategy Officer

 

Oifigeach Gaeilge – Sharon Breathnach

As Irish Language Officer, Sharon plays a key role in celebrating and promoting one of the GAA’s core values—our national language and heritage. She provides guidance and support to the club’s officers in integrating the Irish language into club life, while actively encouraging its use and appreciation among members.

Through her work, Sharon helps to ensure that the spirit of Irish culture remains a vibrant and visible part of Round Tower GAA. Whether through events, communication, or everyday interactions, she fosters pride in our linguistic and cultural identity, connecting today’s club activities with the rich traditions of our past.

 

Sinéad Curran – Sustainability Officer

As Sustainability Officer, Sinéad leads Round Tower GAA’s commitment to environmental responsibility and sustainable practices. Passionate about protecting our local environment, she works to embed green initiatives throughout the club’s activities—helping to reduce our carbon footprint and promote awareness among players, members, and supporters.

Sinéad collaborates with club officers, volunteers, and the wider community to develop and implement practical projects focused on energy efficiency, waste reduction, recycling, and eco-friendly facility management. Her efforts ensure that Round Tower GAA not only thrives as a sporting club but also sets a positive example in caring for our planet.

 

Aoife Doyle – Assistant Secretary

As Assistant Secretary, Aoife supports the Club Secretary in managing the administrative and communication duties essential to the smooth running of Round Tower GAA. She plays a key role in coordinating meetings, maintaining records, and assisting with club correspondence.

 

John Hoolan – Adult Games Officer

As Adult Games Officer, John plays an important role in driving the growth and development of adult games within Round Tower GAA. His focus is on ensuring that the adult games section continues to progress in line with the objectives set out in the club’s Towers ABÚ strategy.

John works closely with team managers, coaches, and the Club Executive Committee to support player development, team performance, and long-term planning. His leadership helps to ensure that all adult teams are well-structured, well-supported, and aligned with the club’s vision for sustained success.

 

Anto Davis – Juvenile Games Officer

As Juvenile Games Officer, Anto plays a vital role in supporting the development of our youngest players and those who coach them. His focus is on fostering coaching consistency, encouraging best practices, and promoting shared learning among the juvenile mentors and coaching teams at Round Tower GAA.

Anto works closely with coaches across all juvenile age groups to ensure that each child enjoys a positive, structured, and rewarding experience rooted in the values of the GAA.

Coaching & Games Officer – Keith Bracken

As Coaching and Games Officer, Keith Bracken plays a central role in shaping the future of Round Tower GAA by fostering a culture of coaching excellence, consistency, and shared learning. His mission is to support and develop our mentors and players, ensuring that every coaching session reflects the highest standards of preparation, insight, and encouragement.

 

Facilities Officer – Michael McAdam

As Facilities Officer, Michael plays a key role in ensuring that the physical spaces of Round Tower GAA support the club’s vision, values, and ambitions. He is responsible for making sure that all members have access to safe, well-maintained, and functional facilities that meet the needs of players, coaches, and the wider club community.

Michael works closely with the Club Executive Committee to oversee the upkeep, development, and improvement of club grounds and infrastructure—ensuring they are fit for purpose today and into the future.

Registrar – Anita Broderick

As Club Registrar, Anita plays a key administrative role in maintaining the lifeblood of Round Tower GAA—its membership. She is responsible for ensuring that all players and members are accurately registered each year in accordance with GAA rules and timelines.

This includes managing the registration of Full and Youth Members.

 

Committee Member – Sarita Johnston

Committee Member – Liam Connolly

Committee Member – Willie Kennedy