Keane able for double-jobbing demands of county management

Peter Keane admits that being self-employed allows him to meet the growing demands that come with managing at senior inter-county level however does not believe the role should ever become a full-time one.

Keane able for double-jobbing demands of county management

Peter Keane admits that being self-employed allows him to meet the growing demands that come with managing at senior inter-county level however does not believe the role should ever become a full-time one.

Back in 2017, then Waterford hurling manager Derek McGrath, who took parental leave from his job as a secondary school teacher, was adamant that the demands of inter-county management were not sustainable with full-time employment.

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