JASON Sherlock has emerged as a leading candidate to take over as Monaghan senior football manager following Seamus McEnaney’s departure a number of weeks ago. Sherlock won an All-Ireland medal with Dublin in 1995 and was part of Jim Gavin’s management team that achieved the now famed five-in-a-row of All-Ireland titles. ‘Jayo’ had a decent […]
MONAGHAN remain on the hunt for a new senior football manager and the Gaelic Life understands that Oisin McConville is the main target. The 2002 All-Ireland winner is currently in charge of Inniskeen while he is also the joint manager of the Armagh u-20s along with former teammate Barry O’Hagan. It is understood that the […]
MONAGHAN are on the hunt for a new manager following the breaking news that Seamus McEnaney has stepped down after two seasons in charge. It was McEnaney’s second stint in charge of his native county, and his main achievement over the last two seasons was maintaining their cherished Division One status. They also won this […]
Seamus McEnaney talks about Monaghan’s preparations ahead of the Ulster Championship.
The Farney side are in fine form with Conor McManus and Conor McCarthy to the fore
Dessie Mone has retired from county football, but he assessed Monaghan’s chances of success this year.
Seamus McEnaney says that the Dr McKenna Cup is a brilliant competition.
Paul Grimley worked with Seamus McEnaney before, and he has high hopes for his return to Monaghan.
Seamus McEnaney would prefer the competition to be played earlier.
