Stephen Kelly says Antoin McFadden influence the turning point for Newcastle West

What do you do when your mentality is questioned? When the stain of losing tarnishes your reputation? Perhaps you call Jim McGuinness, or, in Newcastle West’s case, his brother-in-law.

Stephen Kelly says Antoin McFadden influence the turning point for Newcastle West
Sat, 17 Oct, 2015 - 01:00
Stephen Barry

That’s what the Limerick club did at the start of this year in recruiting Antoin McFadden, a Masters student of Sports Science at UL and former Donegal panellist, to help end their 23-year wait for senior silverware.

McFadden played in an U21 All-Ireland final in 2010 under McGuinness and he has been bringing that experience to coaching Newcastle West in their quest for a county title.

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