McElkennon quits Fermanagh for Cavan

Respected coach Marty McElkennon has quit his position with the Fermanagh senior team to join old pal and new Cavan boss Eamon Coleman.

Thu, 02 Oct, 2003 - 20:42

Respected coach Marty McElkennon has quit his position with the Fermanagh senior team to join old pal and new Cavan boss Eamon Coleman.

McElkennon was a vital part of Fermanagh's impressive run through the qualifiers this year that saw them beat Meath and reach a Croke Park quarter-final tie.

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Courts Gaa Heathrow Place: Croke Park Person: McElkennon Person: Marty McElkennon Person: Eamon Coleman Person: Eamon Organisation: Cavan Organisation: Fermanagh Organisation: Meath Organisation: Kildare

<p>Conor Weir, Enda Stenson, Liam Lynch, GAA President Jarlath Burns, GAA National Demographics Committee Chairperson Benny Hurl, GAA Strategy, Insights and Innovaiton Manager Peter Horgan. Pic: ©INPHO/Bryan Keane</p>

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