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Derry announce new managerial duo for senior hurling team
Donnelly and McKinley take over from John McEvoy
Cormac Donnnelly and Dominic McKinley have been apppointed head coaches of the Derry senior hurling team (Pics: Mary K Burke & Inpho)
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Derry GAA have confirmed Dominic McKinley and Cormac Donnelly as head coaches of their senior hurling team.
They take over from John McEvoy, who stepped down after two years at the helm.
As reported by the County Derry Post, Dominic McKinley was sounded out by Derry about taking charge. He will be joined by Cormac Donnelly, with both men billed as head coaches.
No update on appointment of new Derry senior hurling boss
Dominic McKinley sounded out about a return to the role
No update on the successor John McEvoy s successor (Pic: Sam Barnes/Sportsfile)
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Derry GAA have confirmed there is no update on the process to appoint a new senior hurling manager.
Former Antrim manager and current Slaughtneil camogie coach Dominic McKinley has been sounded out by Derry about the post, while a management team, led by former Antrim hurler Michael McCambridge, have declared their interest in the vacancy.
John McEvoy stood down from the post earlier this month, after two seasons at the helm. He was appointed, under former Chairman Brian Smith s watch, to succeed Collie McGurk in December 2018.
Meet the Kilkenny players chasing camogie All-Ireland glory
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The Kilkenny senior camogie team will be chasing the county s 14th All-Ireland title when they take on Galway in Saturday s final );
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Saturday promises to be a big day for the Kilkenny senior camogie team as they chase All-Ireland glory.
The Cats will take on defending champions Galway in the race for the O Duffy Cup. Although the coronavirus means supporters can t attend the game, the action from Croke Park will be broadcast live on RTÉ 2 (throw-in 7pm).
Here are the players who will be bidding to win the county s 14th senior title: