SLIGO HAVE ANNOUNCED that Tony McEntee will remain in charge of the county’s senior footballers for 2022.
McEntee agreed to a three-year term when he took charge in February, with two seasons still to run on his agreement.
The Armagh All-Ireland winner’s backroom team will include Joe Keane (assistant manager), Mark Breheny (selector), Paul Durcan (goalkeeping coach/selector) and Sean Boyle (strength & conditioning).
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McEntee led his native club Crossmaglen to All-Ireland titles in 2011 and 2012, while he formed part of Stephen Rochford’s backroom team in Mayo from 2016 to 2018.
Sligo also confirmed that Dessie Sloyan will remain as U20 boss for his third campaign.
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Sligo confirm McEntee will remain in charge for 2022
SLIGO HAVE ANNOUNCED that Tony McEntee will remain in charge of the county’s senior footballers for 2022.
McEntee agreed to a three-year term when he took charge in February, with two seasons still to run on his agreement.
The Armagh All-Ireland winner’s backroom team will include Joe Keane (assistant manager), Mark Breheny (selector), Paul Durcan (goalkeeping coach/selector) and Sean Boyle (strength & conditioning).
McEntee led his native club Crossmaglen to All-Ireland titles in 2011 and 2012, while he formed part of Stephen Rochford’s backroom team in Mayo from 2016 to 2018.
Sligo also confirmed that Dessie Sloyan will remain as U20 boss for his third campaign.
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