MAYO LGFA have confirmed the appointment of Diane O’Hora as their new manager.
The three-time All-Ireland winner takes charge following ratification at Thursday night’s county board meeting.
The former All-Star stepped down as Kildare LGFA senior manager last summer after two successful seasons in charge.
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She oversaw back-to-back National League Division 3 and Division 2 title successes with the county, in addition to helping them win the All-Ireland intermediate championship crown.
O’Hora succeeds Liam MacHale at the helm of her native county, having had managerial stints at Roscommon, Meath, Down and Longford through the years.
A Mayo LGFA Facebook post said she would bring “huge experience and passion” to the role.
Meanwhile, Andy Moran has been ratified as Mayo GAA manager on a three-year term. It was announced on Monday night that the 2017 Footballer of the Year and two-time All-Star would be proposed, and his appointment was rubber-stamped this evening.
“I am honoured to be appointed as the next Mayo senior football manager,” said Moran.
“This is a proud moment for me, my family, and my club Ballaghaderreen, and I am grateful for the trust placed in me to lead this team.”
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Mayo confirm appointment of three-time All-Ireland winner O'Hora
MAYO LGFA have confirmed the appointment of Diane O’Hora as their new manager.
The three-time All-Ireland winner takes charge following ratification at Thursday night’s county board meeting.
The former All-Star stepped down as Kildare LGFA senior manager last summer after two successful seasons in charge.
She oversaw back-to-back National League Division 3 and Division 2 title successes with the county, in addition to helping them win the All-Ireland intermediate championship crown.
O’Hora succeeds Liam MacHale at the helm of her native county, having had managerial stints at Roscommon, Meath, Down and Longford through the years.
A Mayo LGFA Facebook post said she would bring “huge experience and passion” to the role.
Meanwhile, Andy Moran has been ratified as Mayo GAA manager on a three-year term. It was announced on Monday night that the 2017 Footballer of the Year and two-time All-Star would be proposed, and his appointment was rubber-stamped this evening.
“I am honoured to be appointed as the next Mayo senior football manager,” said Moran.
“This is a proud moment for me, my family, and my club Ballaghaderreen, and I am grateful for the trust placed in me to lead this team.”
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