MEATH FOOTBALL GREAT Trevor Giles has been added to the county’s backroom team as a coach for the 2024 inter-county season.
Meath GAA announced the news this evening with Giles set to link up with Colm O’Rourke’s squad. He previously a Meath senior selector, 2013-15, alongside then manager Mick O’Dowd, while he previously coached the team in 2012.
Giles won two All-Ireland senior medals in 1996 and 1999 during a glittering playing career, while also picking up three Leinster senior football medals and a National League honour. The Skryne legend was crowned Footballer of the Year after both of those All-Ireland winning seasons and was a three-time All-Star.
“Trevor is a welcome addition to the backroom team for the coming season,” remarked Meath chairman John Kavanagh.
“One of the greatest footballers of his generation, this is a magnificent appointment for Meath GAA and will add greatly to our backroom team as we look to build upon the success of winning the Tailteann Cup.”
I know one thing, if Galway aren’t able to field Kelly and Comer on Sunday that’s the season over. It’s a cert.
@Ray Ridge: agreed and Walsh needs to be benched, head gone too big since the move to kilmacud