Jemar Hall named Leitrim's new Head of Athletic Development ahead of 2027 season
Leitrim manager Steven Poacher believes Hall's experience at the highest level will benefit both senior and underage squads, particularly with around half of the current panel under 22 years of age.
Jemar Hall, a former Armagh footballer who won the 2024 All-Ireland title and played 10 seasons with the Orchard County, has been appointed as Leitrim’s new Head of Athletic Development ahead of the 2027 season.
The Forkhill clubman, whose athletic background is partly influenced by his American father who played in the NFL and basketball, previously worked as a strength and conditioning coach for Armagh’s U17 squads and co-founded H&H Performance Gym in Camlough with former teammate Blaine Hughes. Having made his senior debut under Kieran McGeeney in 2016, Hall is known for his speed, skill, and athleticism.
Leitrim manager Steven Poacher believes Hall's experience at the highest level will benefit both senior and underage squads, particularly with around half of the current panel under 22 years of age.