Sligo appoint management teams for 2012

Sligo GAA have announced their management teams for 2012, with Kevin Walsh set to continue at the helm of the Yeats County Senior Footballers.

Wed, 14 Sep, 2011 - 12:58

Sligo GAA have announced their management teams for 2012, with Kevin Walsh set to continue at the helm of the Yeats County Senior Footballers.

Galway native Walsh was reappointed at a meeting of the Sligo County Board last night with Tourlestrane's Anthony Brennan and Tommy Breheny of St.Mary's ratified as Under 21 and Minor managers respectively.

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