Tim O'Leary disappointed with remarks by new Mayo GAA chairman

Speaking to local media on Monday, Seamus Tuohy, who was elected Mayo chairman over the weekend, said he has had 'absolutely no communication' with O’Leary

Speaking to local media on Monday, Seamus Tuohy, who was elected Mayo chairman over the weekend, said he has had 'absolutely no communication' with O’Leary

Businessman Tim O’Leary has expressed disappointment at the remarks of new Mayo GAA chairman Seamus Tuohy who has insisted he will not be engaging with O’Leary during his time as chair.

Despite Tuohy’s comments to local media this week that “I won’t be having anything to do with him as chairman of Mayo GAA”, O’Leary today announced on social media that he has signed a legal agreement to take a three-year option on 50 acres of land in a central Mayo location for the purposes of developing a Mayo GAA centre of excellence.