Treaty United appoint new Managing Director ahead of 2026 season

TREATY UNITED have announced the appointment of Ian McMahon as Managing Director. McMahon joins the club with more than thirty years of international senior leadership experience in football, rugby, equestrian sport and multisport organisations.

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His career includes senior roles at Doncaster Rovers, Hull City, the American Youth Soccer Organisation, Hong Kong Rugby Football Union and the Professional Jockeys Association.

Ian also played professional football for Oldham Athletic and Rochdale AFC. He brings expertise in commercial development, community engagement, major event operations and sustainable organisational growth. Ian will oversee all aspects of Treaty United FC.

In a statement released by Treaty on Monday morning, the club said: 

"His priority will be to build strong and sustainable foundations off the field while supporting the club’s football leadership and ensuring that on-field performance continues to progress.

"Reporting to the Board of Directors, he will oversee the club’s commercial growth, financial sustainability, matchday experience and community presence while supporting long-term organisational development.

"Ian brings a rare combination of global sports leadership experience, commercial expertise, and community-minded values. Treaty United is entering a period of meaningful evolution, and Ian is exceptionally well placed to strengthen the club’s structure, deepen its presence in the region, and support our football staff as we continue to drive competitive standards forward."

McMahon also expressed his delight in joining the Garryowen-based side. 

"I am honoured to join Treaty United FC at such an important moment in its growth. The passion for football in Limerick is extraordinary, and the potential ahead is significant.

"I look forward to working with our staff, football leadership, partners, supporters and the wider community to build a club that thrives both on and off the pitch. Together we can create outstanding supporter experiences, grow our regional impact, and build a sustainable long-term future."

Tricor Pacific Capital reaffirmed its long-term commitment to Treaty United.

"We believe strongly in the future of this club and in the importance of a strong professional football organisation for Limerick and the Midwest. Ian’s appointment is an integral step in strengthening the long-term foundations of Treaty United.

"Our commitment remains steadfast as we work together toward a sustainable and ambitious future."