Aurele Langevin
Council Member
Aurele is a seasoned business operations manager who stumbled upon the exhilarating world of squash during occasional matches with friends. His journey took a definitive turn in 2008 when he discovered the Saturday league, prompting him to join the Mt Pleasant club. Under the guidance of dedicated volunteer coaches, Aurele acquired the fundamentals and started to play in Division 6 in 2010. It culminated in a remarkable victory in 2019, where he led his team to triumph as the captain in the Division 2 men's league.
Delving into the realm of volunteerism in 2013, Aurele quickly became an integral part of the Mt Pleasant community. His commitment to the sport and the club saw him assume the role of Hnr Squash Secretary from 2015 to 2019. In 2018, he took on the prestigious position of President for the provincial committee of Leinster Squash, serving with distinction for two impactful years.
Following an unforeseen hiatus caused by the global pandemic, Aurele has joyously returned to the Leinster Squash Committee, eager to contribute and support the resurgence of the sport post-COVID.
Aurele Langevin
Aurele is a seasoned business operations manager who stumbled upon the exhilarating world of squash during occasional matches with friends. His journey took a definitive turn in 2008 when he discovered the Saturday league, prompting him to join the Mt Pleasant club. Under the guidance of dedicated volunteer coaches, Aurele acquired the fundamentals and started to play in Division 6 in 2010. It culminated in a remarkable victory in 2019, where he led his team to triumph as the captain in the Division 2 men's league.
Delving into the realm of volunteerism in 2013, Aurele quickly became an integral part of the Mt Pleasant community. His commitment to the sport and the club saw him assume the role of Hnr Squash Secretary from 2015 to 2019. In 2018, he took on the prestigious position of President for the provincial committee of Leinster Squash, serving with distinction for two impactful years.
Following an unforeseen hiatus caused by the global pandemic, Aurele has joyously returned to the Leinster Squash Committee, eager to contribute and support the resurgence of the sport post-COVID.
Eoin Ryan
Junior Secretary
Eoin is qualified at the Top Level (Level 4) in Squash Coaching and has over 35 years of experience coaching all standards of squash. Eoin’s Ethos is to be all inclusive and to build the Junior Squash number to pre-covid levels and above with the help of Leinster Squash and Irish Squash.
- Coached the Irish Men’s National Squash Team in 5 European and World Men’s Team Championships from 1997-2007.
- Led the Irish Men’s National Team to Ireland’s highest ever finish in a Men’s World Team Championships in Melbourne, Australia in 2001.
- Previously held the position of Irish Squash National Coaching Consultant while working with the Irish Men’s National Team.
- Mentored and coached a multitude of junior squash players to reach top 10 rankings in the European Junior Squash Rankings, including several players to the number 1 ranking position.
- Coached 5 players from junior level to College Squash scholarships at top U.S. universities.
- Resident Head Professional Coach in Sutton Squash centre of excellence.
- Coaches approximately 180 junior squash players on a weekly basis.
- Travels with Sutton Squash Academy players to European Junior Squash Super Series and Open Tournaments with great success.
- As Irish Squash Mens Head Coach, Eoin coaches the current Irish Squash Senior PSA squad.
- Consistently coaches junior players to reach top 5 European rankings that also go on to represent the Irish Junior National Teams at European and World Junior Team Championships.
- Works with primary and secondary schools in Dublin to promote Girls in Sport initiatives by holding school Physical Education classes for female junior squash players, which aims to increase the numbers of junior girls playing squash across the country.
- NCTC Certification – Qualified Squash Coaching Tutor.
- LEVEL 4 Professional Squash Coach.
- Certified Gym Instructor.
- CARA certification for Autism in Sport.
- Worked with Irish Deaf Society for Inclusion in Sport course.
- Awarded Irish Squash Coach of the Year in 2013 and 2020.
Eoin Ryan
Eoin is qualified at the Top Level (Level 4) in Squash Coaching and has over 35 years of experience coaching all standards of squash. Eoin’s Ethos is to be all inclusive and to build the Junior Squash number to pre-covid levels and above with the help of Leinster Squash and Irish Squash.
- Coached the Irish Men’s National Squash Team in 5 European and World Men’s Team Championships from 1997-2007.
- Led the Irish Men’s National Team to Ireland’s highest ever finish in a Men’s World Team Championships in Melbourne, Australia in 2001.
- Previously held the position of Irish Squash National Coaching Consultant while working with the Irish Men’s National Team.
- Mentored and coached a multitude of junior squash players to reach top 10 rankings in the European Junior Squash Rankings, including several players to the number 1 ranking position.
- Coached 5 players from junior level to College Squash scholarships at top U.S. universities.
- Resident Head Professional Coach in Sutton Squash centre of excellence.
- Coaches approximately 180 junior squash players on a weekly basis.
- Travels with Sutton Squash Academy players to European Junior Squash Super Series and Open Tournaments with great success.
- As Irish Squash Mens Head Coach, Eoin coaches the current Irish Squash Senior PSA squad.
- Consistently coaches junior players to reach top 5 European rankings that also go on to represent the Irish Junior National Teams at European and World Junior Team Championships.
- Works with primary and secondary schools in Dublin to promote Girls in Sport initiatives by holding school Physical Education classes for female junior squash players, which aims to increase the numbers of junior girls playing squash across the country.
- NCTC Certification – Qualified Squash Coaching Tutor.
- LEVEL 4 Professional Squash Coach.
- Certified Gym Instructor.
- CARA certification for Autism in Sport.
- Worked with Irish Deaf Society for Inclusion in Sport course.
- Awarded Irish Squash Coach of the Year in 2013 and 2020.
Peter O'Halloran
President
Peters first racket was a Dunlop Maxply (see note below) so that will tell you how long he has been playing. He started when in school and has been playing ever since. A member of the LCC Squash Squash Committee in Rathmines he has been volunteering (or volunteered) and holds a variety of different roles in Club, Province and Irish Squash.
Note : This is the picture of a Dunlop Maxply - warning this picture may trigger either nostalgia or head scratching.....
Peter O'Halloran
Peters first racket was a Dunlop Maxply (see note below) so that will tell you how long he has been playing. He started when in school and has been playing ever since. A member of the LCC Squash Squash Committee in Rathmines he has been volunteering (or volunteered) and holds a variety of different roles in Club, Province and Irish Squash.
Note : This is the picture of a Dunlop Maxply - warning this picture may trigger either nostalgia or head scratching.....
Kate Yeomans
Council Member
Kate was reelected to the Committe on the 23/11/23
Kate Yeomans
Kate was reelected to the Committe on the 23/11/23
