Mayo GAA cut off all official ties with benefactor after 'Horan out' tweet

Mayo GAA have cut off all official ties with benefactor Tim O’Leary after he appeared to call for James Horan to be removed in a tweet.

Tue, 25 Feb, 2020 - 07:39

John Fogarty

Mayo GAA have cut off all official ties with benefactor Tim O’Leary after he appeared to call for James Horan to be removed in a tweet.

O’Leary apologised for the #horanout post, owing it to a day of socialising at the England-Ireland Six Nations game in Twickenham on Sunday as Monaghan were beating Mayo by nine points in Clones.

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Courts Gaa Place: Twickenham Person: Horan Person: Tim O’Leary Person: James Horan Person: O’Leary Person: O’Person: Liam Moffatt Person: Moffatt Person: O'Leary Event: England-Ireland Six Nations Event: Hurling Show Organisation: Mayo GAA Organisation: Mayo Organisation: Twitter Organisation: Mayo International Supporters Foundation Organisation: Cork

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