Tue, 02 Oct, 2012 - 01:00
Paul Keane
The All-Ireland U21-winning boss was ratified, as expected, at a county board meeting to succeed Pat Gilroy and will take the job for three years.
He was the natural fit for the position having collected two All-
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CourtsGaaPlace: DonegalPerson: GavinPerson: Jim GavinPerson: Pat GilroyPerson: Ciaran KilkennyPerson: JimPerson: Andy KettlePerson: Anthony DalyPerson: Mick O’DowdPerson: Seamus McEnaneyPerson: Trevor GilesPerson: Sean KellyPerson: Colm BradyPerson: O’DowdPerson: GilesPerson: McEnaneyPerson: KellyPerson: Eamonn O’BrienPerson: BradyPerson: Colm O’RourkePerson: Paddy CarrPerson: Graham GeraghtyPerson: Conor CounihanPerson: CounihanPerson: Seamus MoynihanPerson: Éamonn FitzmauriceEvent: All-Ireland SFCOrganisation: DublinOrganisation: All-Ireland U21Organisation: All-
IrelandsOrganisation: Round TowersOrganisation: CastleknockOrganisation: U21Organisation: KilkennyOrganisation: All-IrelandsOrganisation: Dublin U21 teamOrganisation: SkyrneOrganisation: MeathOrganisation: CorkOrganisation: Kerry
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