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Outgoing chairman Enda Stenson congratulates his successor secretary Declan Bohan on his elevation to the role at the Leitrim GAA County Board Convention Picture: Willie Donnellan
Leitrim GAA are still on the lookout for a new Secretary after there were no nominations received in time for the 2024 Convention in The Bush Hotel in Carrick on Shannon.
Newly elected chairman and outgoing secretary Declan Bohan will combine both roles for the early part of the new year with clubs asked to send in nominations ahead of the first meeting of 2025.
The deadline for receipt of nominations is Friday January 10.
Kiltubrid's Brendan Doyle returns to the role of PRO while former Leitrim footballer Alan Armstrong from Mohill was elected unopposed as the new Assistant Secretary on a night when there were no elections.
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New Assistant Secretary Alan Armstrong pictured with Lee Cassells of Mohill and Terence Boyle Aughnasheelin at the County Board Convention Picture: Willie Donnellan
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