Keane ready for Rocky road ahead

FORMER Limerick manager David Keane is to take over as coach to the Blackrock hurlers in Cork - succeeding Tom Cashman, with whom he won an All-Ireland minor medal in 1974.

Tue, 20 Dec, 2005 - 00:00

Jim O’Sullivan

He managed Limerick when they won three All-Ireland Under-21 titles in a row and took over the senior team for a season.

Previously involved with Adare, where he lives, he coached Éire Óg, Nenagh last year.

more courts articles

West Cork man fined for crashing into two parked cars and going home

Man in prison hands of behind hold Steel cage jail bars. offender criminal locked in jail.

'People being threatened to commit violence against others' to clear debts, says Cork judge

Garda Covid-19 Checkpoint - N7 Motorway, Dublin

Road traffic offending has reached epidemic proportions, says Cork judge

More in this section

Kerry v Donegal - GAA Football All-Ireland Senior Championship Final

Donegal lead the way with 10 All-Star nominations, Kerry duo on FOTY list

S Anthony Daly: There are thousands of lads with All-Ireland medals who wouldn’t lace Hoggie’s boots

Patrick Horgan and Stephen McDonnell dejected27/1/2019

Stephen McDonnell: 'Hoggie looked at the likes of Tom Brady, Ronaldo. He was studying the likes of them'

<p>EXIT STRATEGY: Outgoing LGFA chief executive officer Helen O'Rourke. Pic: Brendan Moran/Sportsfile</p>

Helen O’Rourke to step down as Ladies Gaelic Football Association chief

READ NOW

Keane ready for Rocky road ahead

Unlimited access. Half the price.

Helen O’Rourke to step down as Ladies Gaelic Football Association chief

Latest

Sport

Sport

Anthony Daly

Most Read