Huge blow for Tyrone as McGinley opts out

Ciarán McGinley will not play for Tyrone in 2015.

Huge blow for Tyrone as McGinley opts out
Sat, 27 Dec, 2014 - 00:00
Francis Mooney

The Errigal Ciaran man has ruled himself out for the season due to work commitments. McGinley is currently based in England, where he works as an engineer, and is unable to commit to the Red Hand cause.

He has been one of Tyrone’s most effective performers the past couple of seasons, initially as an attacking wing back, before switching to wing forward.

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