Ballymac chairman says mindset coach played key role on road to Croke Park

"I think she's been a very important cog in our journey this year.” 
Ballymac chairman says mindset coach played key role on road to Croke Park

RETURN OF THE MAC: Ballymacelligott players celebrate after defeating Buttevant in the AIB Munster club JFC final at Mallow. Picture; Eddie O'Hare

Ballymacelligott GAA chairman John Rice claims no credit for the club's success in reaching the All-Ireland Junior Final in Croke Park on Sunday.

“I came at a lucky time," he declared. "A lot of work had been done. When I came on board, I was keen that somebody outside the parish, more than me, would come on board to train the team. And even then we had the setbacks, we lost the final in extra time to Listowel Emmets in 2023.

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