Person: Eamonn McEnaney

A COMPREHENSIVE SERIES OF ARTICLES ON THIS TOPIC

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Derry’s hunger ‘delights’ Brennan

A hungrier Derry secured their first points of this League campaign in this disappointing encounter in Celtic Park on Saturday night.

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McNamee’s return delayed for league

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Monaghan will ‘get behind’ new boss McEnaney

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Dramatic u-turn sees Fitzpatrick take over as Louth manager

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Hackett surprise choice in Westmeath

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Wexford seal semi spot

Norman gets the nod for Wicklow

Former Shelbourne goalkeeper Billy Norman has been handed a surprise call-up by Mick O'Dwyer for Wicklow's Leinster SFC clash with Louth this Sunday (Croke Park, throw-in 2.10pm).

Thu, 17 May, 2007

Louth clip Westmeath's wings

Westmeath's winning run in NFL Division 1B came to a end in rain-hit Dundalk this afternoon as Louth powered to a 1-12 to 1-7 win.

Sun, 11 Mar, 2007

Late McCormack point sees Laois snatch draw

THIS was more a point dropped than a point gained for Louth and Laois, but the home side had more reason to be pleased with the outcome in Portlaoise yesterday.

Mon, 26 Feb, 2007

Mayo chief looks to close the gap

NEW Mayo boss John O’Mahony believes that there is still ‘a fair gap’ between themselves and Kerry, their opening League opponents in Castlebar on Sunday.

Tue, 30 Jan, 2007

Pride in Meath jersey spurred players on, says relieved Barry

WILL the real Meath stand up. Or, should that be Louth?

Mon, 15 May, 2006

Louth unhappy at ‘downgrading’ of final

TAKING the NFL finals out of Croke Park on Sunday is tantamount to “downgrading” the competition, according to Louth manager Eamonn McEnaney.

Thu, 20 Apr, 2006

Three-horse race in Meath

The Meath footballing community is in a state of shock today after Sean Boylan announced that he would be stepping down as senior manager.

Thu, 01 Sep, 2005

Liam Hayes in running for Meath job

Current Carlow boss Liam Hayes is to challenge Sean Boylan for the honour of leading Meath into the 2006 season.

Wed, 17 Aug, 2005

Boylan faces fight to retain Meath job

Sean Boylan will have to see off five other coaches at next month's meeting of the Meath county board if he is to stay on as Royals manager.

Tue, 16 Aug, 2005