Fine Gael hopes GAA hero will take its side

FINE Gael wants All-Ireland-winning football manager John O’Mahony to stand for the party in a bid to win a third seat in Mayo at the next general election.

Mon, 13 Feb, 2006 - 00:00

Paul O’Brien

The party believes he would be an ideal candidate to run alongside party leader Enda Kenny.

Fine Gael currently holds two of the five seats in the constituency.

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