However, Andrew Hogan won't be leaving his post in the Premier County and will instead combine both roles.
The Nenagh native, who rode as amateur jockey during his days as a student in LIT, has been boss at the Tipp track since October 2013.
He says he's looking forward to taking up the new position.
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His appointment is also being welcomed by the CEO of Horse Racing Ireland Brian Kavanagh and the Chairman of Cork Racecourse Tom Gaffney.
