Cathal Byrne
Director
Cathal keeps improvement projects moving from approval to delivery, coordinating suppliers, volunteer schedules, and follow-through on visible public-realm upgrades.
Team
The people coordinating practical delivery in Dromahair.
This volunteer team combines local knowledge, governance discipline, fundraising, environmental care, and on-the-ground project management to keep work visible, accountable, and community-led.
Leadership Directory
Eight members, one shared standard of stewardship.
Each member supports a different part of the association’s work, from finance and compliance to planting, events, communications, and volunteer mobilisation.
Maeve Kelly
Chair
Maeve leads board oversight and external relationships, helping residents, agencies, and local groups align around projects that strengthen the village long term.
Pádraig McGowan
Treasurer
Pádraig oversees budgeting, expenditure tracking, and reporting so grants and donations are matched to approved work and recorded with clear evidence.
Siobhán Reynolds
Secretary
Siobhán manages minutes, board records, and policy administration, making sure decisions, actions, and compliance requirements remain properly documented.
Tommy Dolan
Volunteer Lead
Tommy organizes clean-up days, assigns crews, and keeps volunteers equipped, briefed, and connected so community effort translates into consistent maintenance.
Niamh O'Rourke
Grants & Compliance Lead
Niamh prepares applications, monitors reporting deadlines, and keeps project files in order so funded work stays eligible, auditable, and on schedule.
Eileen Harte
Biodiversity & Planting Coordinator
Eileen shapes seasonal planting plans and pollinator-friendly schemes, balancing appearance, habitat value, and practical maintenance for shared spaces.
Declan Feehily
Communications & Outreach Coordinator
Declan handles public updates, event promotion, and local outreach so residents understand current projects, upcoming opportunities, and the impact of shared effort.
How The Team Works
Shared responsibility, visible results.
The association runs on structured volunteer leadership. Planning, spending, communications, and site work are separated clearly enough to maintain oversight while still moving projects forward at community speed.
Active team members covering governance, delivery, finance, outreach, and environmental action.
Core delivery areas: public realm, biodiversity, compliance, and community participation.
Regular planning and oversight meetings scheduled across the year to review progress and priorities.
Shared commitment to practical improvements that residents can see, use, and trust.