Sadlier steps down as Saints CEO
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St Patrick’s Athletic have today announced the resignation of their Chief Executive Officer Richard Sadlier.
Sadlier became CEO of the Inchicore club 18 months ago and in a statement on the official website, Club President Phil Mooney thanked him for his work over the difficult period.
“Richard has made a huge contribution to the club and we’re very disappointed to lose him as CEO.
The club has just come through a difficult period thanks in no small way to his efforts.
His contribution to the game on and off the field will be a big loss to St Pat’s and the League.
Richard has indicated that he is willing to assist the Club in whatever way he can and it is our desire that he maintains a connection with the club in some way as he will always be very welcome at Richmond Park”
Sadlier also commented on his departure, admitting it was not an easy choice but in the end he had brought the club as far as he could.
“This decision was not an easy one. While the role has been very challenging, I have to say I've thoroughly enjoyed my time as CEO.
I would particularly like to thank the President and the board, the staff and volunteers, the players and management team, and of course the supporters.
This is a very special club and I wish everyone associated with St Pat's every success in the seasons ahead”
St. Patrick’s Athletic finished 6th (after Derry City’s removal) in this year’s League of Ireland Premier Division but had been in danger of finishing in a playoff place up until the final match of the season.
Sadlier became CEO of the Inchicore club 18 months ago and in a statement on the official website, Club President Phil Mooney thanked him for his work over the difficult period.
“Richard has made a huge contribution to the club and we’re very disappointed to lose him as CEO.
The club has just come through a difficult period thanks in no small way to his efforts.
His contribution to the game on and off the field will be a big loss to St Pat’s and the League.
Richard has indicated that he is willing to assist the Club in whatever way he can and it is our desire that he maintains a connection with the club in some way as he will always be very welcome at Richmond Park”
Sadlier also commented on his departure, admitting it was not an easy choice but in the end he had brought the club as far as he could.
“This decision was not an easy one. While the role has been very challenging, I have to say I've thoroughly enjoyed my time as CEO.
I would particularly like to thank the President and the board, the staff and volunteers, the players and management team, and of course the supporters.
This is a very special club and I wish everyone associated with St Pat's every success in the seasons ahead”
St. Patrick’s Athletic finished 6th (after Derry City’s removal) in this year’s League of Ireland Premier Division but had been in danger of finishing in a playoff place up until the final match of the season.
