O Flaharta reappointed as Westmeath manager

Tomas O Flaharta has been appointed for another year as manager of Westmeath's senior footballers.

O Flaharta reappointed as Westmeath manager
Thu, 20 Nov, 2008 - 09:06

Tomas O Flaharta has been appointed for another year as manager of Westmeath's senior footballers.

The Kerry native has already spent two years in charge of the side.

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