THE Shannon Region Conference and Sports Bureau (SRCSB) has announced the appointment of Caoimhe Moloney as its new general manager.
Caoimhe joins the SRCSB following a successful tenure at Limerick Chamber and brings a wealth of experience in stakeholder engagement, business development, and regional advocacy.
Commenting on her new role, Caoimhe said “it has been an honour and privilege serving the business community through my time at Limerick Chamber, working alongside such passionate members and colleagues to champion growth and connection across the
Mid West region”.
“As I step into the role of general manager with the Shannon Region Conference and Sports Bureau, I’m excited by the opportunity to continue serving this region I care so deeply about.
“I look forward to building on the strong momentum established by the Bureau and ensuring our work continues to showcase the Shannon Region as a world-class destination for conferences and sporting events.”
Caoimhe will work closely with Danielle Devaney, business development executive, to continue the Bureau’s work promoting the Shannon region to international conference organisers and sports event planners.
Denise Brazil, treasurer of the SRCSB and director of the Bedford Townhouse, welcomed Caoimhe to the role, saying: “We are delighted to welcome Caoimhe to the Bureau. She brings energy, insight, and a proven ability to connect people and ideas to meaningful outcomes.”
“Her leadership will ensure the Bureau continues to deliver value to our partners, members, and to the region. We look forward to working with her as she builds on the strong foundations already in place.”
The Bureau is focused on positioning the Shannon region as a premier destination for international conferences and sporting events.
By attracting high-calibre events to the region, the Bureau aims to deliver lasting economic impact and strengthen the Mid West’s reputation on the global stage.
Caoimhe most recently served as the events, communications, and membership manager at Limerick Chamber, where she was instrumental in organising the Limerick Mayoral and General Election debates in 2024, in association with the Limerick Post and Technological University of the Shannon, along with the annual Limerick Chamber Golf Classics.
Chamber CEO Michaelle Gallagher said that “it’s bitter-sweet for the Chamber as Caoimhe has been part of the team for over nine years. She has grown so much during that time and contributed significantly in the member journey. She will be missed.”
“Equally, we are thrilled for her in the new role, as it is a real opportunity for her to go outside her comfort zone, leverage her MBA – and I know she will make a huge contribution to the region in her new remit.”
