Paul Curran joins Tipperary backroom team for championship campaign

Recently-retired Tipperary defender Paul Curran has accepted a position on manager Eamon O’Shea’s backroom team for the championship summer.

Paul Curran joins Tipperary backroom team for championship campaign
Tue, 19 May, 2015 - 01:00
Jackie Cahill

Curran, 33, announced his retirement at the end of April but O’Shea has wasted no time in ensuring that the Mullinahone stalwart remains involved with the squad.

Premier County assistant manager Michael Ryan has confirmed that Curran will work with the Tipperary full-back line for the remainder of the season.

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