McEneaney: Reduce training ban

MONAGHAN manager Eamonn McEneaney has proposed the winter training ban be reduced to one month — but to include colleges — and further suggested the pre-season competitions be played off in November.

The Castleblayney man, who was appointed as Seamus McEnaney’s successor at the start of last October, was able to get the Farney County’s pre-season under way on January 1st after the two month moratorium on collective inter-county training.

On top of that, he has had to make do without almost 20 players because of injuries and college commitments.