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The position of County Communications Officer was decided on Thursday night last at the Tipperary GAA County Convention for 2025.
Michael Quinn of Kiladangan was elected to the role after polling 112 votes out of 210 votes cast by the delegates in attendance.
He finished ahead of Brian Fogarty from Golden Kilfeacle, who received 87 votes, while Tommy Barrett of Durlas Óg polled 11 votes.
Michael will replace outgoing PRO Jonathan Cullen and will hold the position for the coming five years. He brings significant experience to the role, having served as North Tipperary GAA PRO in recent years.
Tipperary GAA congratulated Michael on his election, extending their congratulations to him as he begins his term in the role.
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