Outside managers: Liam Cahill can join a select bunch on All-Ireland final day

Tipperary native and Waterford senior hurling manager Liam Cahill will be looking to join a select club of ‘non-natives’ to guide a county to All-Ireland success when the Déise face Limerick on Sunday. Picture: David Fitzgerald/Sportsfile

On Sunday, Liam Cahill can join a truly select club — the first non-native to guide a county to the Liam MacCarthy Cup since Michael Bond brought glory to Offaly in 1998. John Fogarty breaks down how outside managers have fared in All-Ireland finals since 1980

Diarmuid Healy, from Kilkenny to Offaly (Finals: 3 (1 as coach), Won 2 (1 as coach), Lost 1).