Kerry are set to become the latest county to appoint a full-time secretary to help run their affairs. The Kingdom are the only county in Munster not to have a paid secretary, but that's all about to change following a proposal at this week's county board meeting in Ballyduff. Pending authorisation from Croke Park, the process will require a bye-law change at county convention in December. The full time post is partly funded by Croke Park and the contract of employment will be for seven years. "The workload of a county secretary is now phenomenal and is getting more onerous by the week," Kerry chairman Jerome Conway said. "Currently, Peter Twiss is trying to hold down a full-time job and also do his duties as the county secretary." Tweet

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