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Skills &Traits that describe Kevin:
Positive | Creative | Adventurous | Ambitious | Inquisitive | Inspiring | Enthusiastic | Easy Going | Sociable | Optimistic | Confident | Proactive | Energetic | Well Spoken | Fun | Risk-Taker
People Skills
Team player: Influential | Trusting | Outgoing | Flexible | Positive
Team leader: Decisive | Demanding | Resilient | Surface Details and Detail
IT & Technology
Extremely competent IT Skills | Motion Capture| Complex Hardware | Basic Software | Photography | Cinematography | Video Editing | Drone Operation
Music
Harp | Guitar | Tin Whistle | Saxophone | Piano | Ukulele [Self-taught]
Languages
Fluent: English | Gaeilge (Irish)
Français (French) conversational
Learning: Korean
Sport
Strong interest in all sports:
Surfing | Skiing | Tennis | Watersports | Skydiving | Hiking etc.
High level Gaelic Football (see some highlights below)
Seamus Hickey (Chairman of the GPA) awarding Kevin with the National GPA 'Rep of the year' award for 2015
Kevin Conlan - Captain of the first ever St Patrick's Dromahair team to win the Intermediate championship in Leitrim, 2014
A short video hihglights reel from some of Kevin's performances for Leitirm Senior Football team, used as part of the Sky Sports Living for Sports program in 2016
Education
Nuerology (Certificate - Level 8)
January 2019 - Present
Designing sys
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NUI, Maynooth — Special Purpose Certificate in Professional Leadership
January 2015 - Present
[Part of the GPA Jim Madden Leadership Programme]
A bespoke, one-year blended learning Leadership Course which was delivered by the Gaelic Players Association (GPA) in conjunction with independent leadership experts. Tailored to athletes performing at an elite level, each student working with a professional life coach, addressing their development needs and helping them reach their personal goals. A Special Purpose Award in Professional Leadership is being awarded by Maynooth University through the Department of Education.
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NUI, Galway — Sports & Exercise Engineering (Honours Degree - Level 8)
September 2008 - September 2012
Designing systems and devices to monitor sports and exercise performance with a view to improving this performance for athletes and for exercisers to assist them exercising effectively and appropriately.
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