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Peader Healy appointed new Cork senior football manager

The Naomh Abán man has been given a two-year deal.

CORK GAA TONIGHT confirmed that Peader Healy has been appointed as the new senior football manager.

The Naomh Abán clubman served as a selector with the footballers between 2008 and 2013 and was a coach when they beat Down in the 2010 All-Ireland final.

Having previously worked with both O’Donovan Rossa and Dr Crokes, Healy won a All-Ireland minor football title with Cork in 1981.

Commenting on the appointment, county board chairman Gerard Lane said:

“On behalf of the County Board, I would like to wish Peader all the best in his new position.

I would also like to thank all the candidates who expressed an interest in the position, and also the members of the appointments committee for their endeavours.”

The Glengarriff-based garda has been appointed on a two-year term.

‘There is huge satisfaction in answering the questions people had about us’

‘My mother still goes to all the games, keeps me well informed on who’s going well’

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