James Horan breaks silence on why he wants to be Mayo manager again

The raft of emerging talent coming through, James Horan has revealed, is a significant factor in his decision to seek a second stint as Mayo football manager.

James Horan breaks silence on why he wants to be Mayo manager again
Mon, 24 Sep, 2018 - 14:08

By Eoghan Cormican

The raft of emerging talent coming through, James Horan has revealed, is a significant factor in his decision to seek a second stint as Mayo football manager.

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