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Tribesmen chiefs consider O'Mahony successor

Galway officials conducted interviews late into last night to determine who should succeed John O'Mahony as senior football manager.

Tribesmen chiefs consider O'Mahony successor

Thu, 07 Oct, 2004 - 08:52

Galway officials conducted interviews late into last night to determine who should succeed John O'Mahony as senior football manager.

Brian Talty, Peter Forde and Frank Doherty all met with the six-man committee.

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