Offaly set for retirement losses

A number of Offaly footballers look set to retire, following the appointment of Kevin Kilmurray as Faithful senior boss.

Thu, 04 Nov, 2004 - 08:14

A number of Offaly footballers look set to retire, following the appointment of Kevin Kilmurray as Faithful senior boss.

The All-Ireland winner was ratified on Tuesday night as the Faithful County’s successor to Gerry Fahy.

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