management

AS Mattie Donnelly altered his jog off the pitch to meet his young clubmate Seanie O'Donnell replacing him, it wasn’t so much of a handshake as a greeting that said ‘it’s your team now, look after it’.

VERY often in the media you will hear people talk about ‘stakeholders’.

HIS face boiled up beetroot red, the heat conductors being the inexplicable bodywarmer and the incandescence at the injustices he perceives to have just befallen his team, Seamus McEnaney takes the witness stand in MacHale Park.

A NEW survey has been launched by Queen’s University academics to help analyse and understand management practices in Northern Ireland.

IT'S difficult these days to write something on leadership and change, without referencing either Covid or Bexit and how that will impact the way we do things going into the future.

AFTER finally calling time on his playing days, former Down forward John Clarke is planning to bring his experience into the coaching world in the not-too-distant future.

WHEN Mick O’Dwyer was guiding his Kerry team to one All-Ireland after the next, it was all his own doing.

RELEGATION-threatened Mayobridge are on the lookout for a new manager after Fergal Reel stepped down earlier this week.

INVESTING in management and leadership training will build “better leaders, better businesses and a better economy” the Institute of Directors (IoD) Northern Ireland Leadership Lunch has heard.