Arrived as sporting director in December 2020. Jim made over 550 appearances in England and won 52 caps for Northern Ireland. As a manager, he had spells at Ipswich Town and QPR and was the IFA’s elite performance director for seven years.
Born in the same Italian village of Apecchio as Giovagnoli, ‘Pepe’ was part of the coaching staff at the Metropolitan Oval Academy in New York for five years before arriving in Dundalk in 2020. He also has coaching experience from Italy, London and Holland.
A UEFA A Goalkeeping licence holder, Graham spent four years at Shamrock Rovers before his arrival in February 2021. Prior to that, he worked with Longford Town, St Patrick’s Athletic and the Irish amputee team and the cerebral palsy squad.
After starting out as the U19 strength and conditioning coach at Bohemians, the co-owner of New Era Coaching was promoted to work with Keith Long’s first-team before he made the switch to Oriel Park in April 2019.
After completing his Masters in Manipulative Physiotherapy in Australia back in 2001, Danny returned to Ireland. He took over as lead physio at Oriel Park in December 2017 and is also part of the backroom staff with the Republic of Ireland national team.
A native of Dundalk, David completed his Masters in Physiotherapy at Edinburgh University. After working at Colchester United and Reading, he treated Team GB’s Olympic athletes before taking up his current role at Oriel Park in January 2019.
Lorcan joined the club’s coaching staff in January 2021 after two years with the Shamrock Rovers academy. The 23-year-old will fill the role of first-team sports scientist, assist strength and conditioning coach Graham Norton, and will also provide guidance to the club’s academy staff.
The former Lilywhites midfielder returned to Oriel Park in January 2021 as the club’s new academy manager. After being forced to retire from playing at the age of 22, he managed Warrenpoint Town in the NIFL and also spent time with the IFA’s academy.
Dominic joined the club’s backroom staff in February 2021. The 22-year-old Bray native will work with the coaching staff to assist with the video analysis and opposition analysis in order to optimise performance.
The Meathman took up the role as kit manager ahead of the 2012 season. An unsung hero off the field, Noel also has experience of coaching on it and is involved with North East Football League side Kentstown Rovers.
