PFA Northern Ireland Announces New Committee

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PFA Northern Ireland is pleased to confirm the appointment of its new committee, which will play a vital role in shaping the future direction of the association and representing the interests of its members.

The committee will be chaired by Stephen Lowry, with members Robbie McDaid, Nadene Caldwell, Graham Kelly, Ross Redman, Lyndsay Corry, Ben Mulgrew, Mark Carson, Gregg Shannon, Julie Nelson, Mark Patton, and Paul Mooney, alongside Michael Carvill, CEO of PFA NI.

Bringing together a wealth of knowledge, experience, and leadership from across the game, the committee will provide strategic guidance on key issues affecting players, including welfare, education, career development, and wider support initiatives.

Speaking on the announcement, Michael Carvill, CEO of PFA Northern Ireland, said:

“This committee represents the voices of our members and will be fundamental in driving forward the work of PFA Northern Ireland. Each member brings valuable expertise and insight that will help ensure players are supported at every stage of their careers. Together, we are committed to making decisions that protect, promote, and enhance the lives of players both on and off the pitch.”

The committee will meet regularly throughout the year to discuss priorities, set strategy, and oversee initiatives designed to strengthen the support network available to players across Northern Ireland.

Thank you to all committee members for putting themselves forward.