Louth plump for McEneaney

Former Monaghan boss Eamonn McEneaney was last night ratified as manager of the Louth senior and Under-21 footballers at a County Committee meeting.

Louth plump for McEneaney
Tue, 22 Nov, 2005 - 09:02

Former Monaghan boss Eamonn McEneaney was last night ratified as manager of the Louth senior and Under-21 footballers at a County Committee meeting.

McEneaney fills the vacancy - the last inter-county football post in the country - left by Val Andrews, beating former Louth and Antrim player JP O'Kane to the appointment.

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