TYRONE HAVE CONFIRMED that Brian Dooher and Feargal Logan have been ratified for a new three-year term as the county’s joint senior football bosses.
The news was confirmed following a meeting of the county’s management committee on Tuesday evening.
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“At tonight’s meeting of Coiste Chontae Thír Eoghain, delegates overwhelmingly endorsed Senior Football Joint Managers Feargal Logan and Brian Dooher for a further three-year term,” a Tyrone GAA statement read.
The pair guided Tyrone to a memorable All-Ireland success in 2021, capping off their debut season with a Croke Park final triumph against Mayo.
They have since struggled to reach those heights. 2022 saw them exit Ulster at the quarter-final stage against Derry before Armagh knocked them out of the All-Ireland series in their qualifier opener.
This season they lost to Monaghan in the Ulster quarter-final and while they did recover to reach the last eight of the All-Ireland series, they were soundly defeated by Kerry, 2-18 to 0-12, in that tie last month.
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Tyrone confirm Dooher and Logan to remain in charge for new 3-year term
TYRONE HAVE CONFIRMED that Brian Dooher and Feargal Logan have been ratified for a new three-year term as the county’s joint senior football bosses.
The news was confirmed following a meeting of the county’s management committee on Tuesday evening.
“At tonight’s meeting of Coiste Chontae Thír Eoghain, delegates overwhelmingly endorsed Senior Football Joint Managers Feargal Logan and Brian Dooher for a further three-year term,” a Tyrone GAA statement read.
The pair guided Tyrone to a memorable All-Ireland success in 2021, capping off their debut season with a Croke Park final triumph against Mayo.
They have since struggled to reach those heights. 2022 saw them exit Ulster at the quarter-final stage against Derry before Armagh knocked them out of the All-Ireland series in their qualifier opener.
This season they lost to Monaghan in the Ulster quarter-final and while they did recover to reach the last eight of the All-Ireland series, they were soundly defeated by Kerry, 2-18 to 0-12, in that tie last month.
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