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Tipperary manager Liam Cahill. Picture: Ben McShane/Sportsfile
Tipperary senior hurling manager Liam Cahill has been appointed as the new Learning Lead Manager and Brand Ambassador of H&MV.
The All-Ireland winning manager assumes the role with the engineering firm following his success in the All-Ireland Final against Cork last July.
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Welcoming Cahill, H&MV posted on social media, saying: "We’re proud to welcome a current All-Ireland winning coach to the H&MV Engineering Team as our new Learning Lead Manager and Brand Ambassador.
"Liam Cahill brings a wealth of practical experience in High Performing Teams and Leadership as the current Manager of the Tipperary Senior Hurling Team (and 2025 All Ireland Champions!), and we’re excited to see that same passion and drive now energising our people and culture.
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"Liam will work across our internal teams and external client network to champion our values, develop high-performing teams, and support the growth of our apprentices, graduates, and emerging leaders.
"This appointment reflects our commitment to investing in people, building strong teams, and living our values every day.
"Welcome aboard, Liam!"
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