It's going to be a busy start for him.
Tom Maloney is taking over the day to day operations of GAA Handball on a temporary basis.
The move was announced back in December but the first activities of his tenure will take place next weekend.
He replaces John Kelly, who officially left the role in the new year.
It's been a difficult time for the sport in recent times with a lot of major events cancelled during the covid period and the restrictions on indoor sport restricting the access of general members and the ability to attract new and young people to the game.
A statement from GAA Handball said:
Tom was formerly GAA Operations Manager in Offaly and brings a wealth of commercial and GAA experience to his new role.
This is an exciting time for GAA Handball, with the pending opening of the new National Handball Centre and the recently launched Strategic Plan. Tom will play a key role in both projects, as well as managing the day-to-day operation of GAA Handball.
GAA Handball will also, during Tom’s term, undertake a structural review of its operations, under the guidance of a new interim Steering Group chaired by GAA Handball Uachtaran Dessie Keegan.
Portlaoise Panthers Record Another Women's Super League Loss
Leinster Secure Win Away To Munster
Portlaoise Panthers Suffer Another Division One Defeat
Offaly GAA Club Apply For New Pitch
Midlands Counties Learn Opening Round Opponents In Camogie League Campaign
Portlaoise Panthers Fall Short Against Trinity Meteors
Adam Maloney Joins Athlone Town On Loan
Midlands Winger Calls For Renewed Support Of Women's Game
Izuchukwu Pens New Ulster Deal
Midlands Darts Player Ready For 2026 Q School
Leinster Fight Back To See Off Ulster
Dan McKenna And Dylan Hand Depart Athlone Town
F1 Prospect Alex Dunne Brushes Off Media Speculation
Loughrea Ready To Appeal Late Red After All Ireland Semi-Final Success
Draw Made For U20 Championships
We're Building For The Future - Anna McGann
Offaly Targeting Big Games In 2026 - John Leahy
Dunne And Joyce Up For Young Sportsperson Of The Year
Controversial Umpire Decision Overshadows Br Bosco Cup Clash
All Ireland Club Final Place On The Line This Weekend