Liam Bohan Email & Phone Number

Liam Bohan is a General Manager at Kerry Education Training Board.

• General Manager - Tralee Regional Sports Centre Www.Traleesportscomplex.Ie

  Kerry Education Training Board

  Sep 1982 - Present - Tralee

  Tralee Sports & Leisure Complex Serving the Community for over 38 Years!Opened on the 23rd Oct 1976 at a cost of £400,000 Tralee Regional Sports and Leisure Centre (known locally as Tralee Sports Complex) is a unique cooperative venture between two statutory bodies namely Tralee Town Council and Kerry Education Training Board formally Tralee VEC and the public. The Centre is managed by a management company at arms length away from the owners and is responsible for the management, development and finance of the facility.Since its inception, over the years the Centre has undergone many developments and upgrades partly funded by Capital Funding from the National Lottery and from within its own resources to make it into a Centre for all, as it remains one of the few multi-purpose facilities that truly envelops the “Sport for All” concept, giving both value for money and continuous access to members of the public, groups, schools and colleges and NGB’s. The centre currently attracts over 300,000 visits each year Tralee Regional Sports and Leisure Centre (Tralee Sports Complex as it is know locally) is the premier sporting facility in the South West. Build in 1976 it has developed over the years into a modern multi purpose facility and user friendly. While many other facilities of this era have since become victim of their age, it has always been a policy of the centre to continuously update and modernise its facilities both through the help of the National Lottery Funding and local funding. It is a facility build for the people and by the people of Tralee and is testament to the high esteem the centre is held with over 350,000 visits a year to the facility. The Complex is owned by Kerry County Council and Kerry Education Training Board currently receives no operational funding as it is run by a separate company at arms length away from its owners. Prior to this Liam also managed facilities in Dublin and Limerick under the local authority.