From Seanad to sideline: John O’Mahony eyes more football glory with The Downs

At 67, the man who guided Galway to All-Irelands in 1998 and 2001, and Leitrim to Connacht glory in 1994, continues to inspire magical moments

Tue, 08 Sep, 2020 - 19:21

Paul Keane

John O’Mahony is done with politics, a 13-year stint in public service ending in March and prompting his retirement, yet Gaelic football is a habit he can’t shake.

At 67, the man who guided Galway to All-Irelands in 1998 and 2001, and Leitrim to Connacht glory in 1994, continues to inspire magical moments.

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