Niamh O’Sullivan expects her former manager Eamonn Murray to be a success with Cavan but for now she’s hoping for glory with her club Dunshaughlin Royal Gaels.
IN WHAT HAS been a rare year without some form of inter-county silverware, Meath stalwart Niamh O’Sullivan is hoping to achieve another career highlight in the colours of Dunshaughlin Royal Gaels over the coming weeks.
Yet they have registered victories against Skryne and Simonstown thus far in the 2023 edition of the local SFC and with Meath’s bid for a third successive Brendan Martin Cup ending in a quarter-final reversal to Kerry, she is aiming to go a step further with the Dunshaughlin side this time around. The loser of the game – if there is to be one – will claim runners-up in Group A, which means they will have to negotiate a quarter-final fixture before potentially making it into the last-four.“It really all leads down to this weekend against Dunboyne, our good oul friends from Dunboyne! We’re looking forward to it. We know who they have on their team. They’ve the likes of Emma Duggan, Shelly Melia and Sarah Wall in the back line there.
Having worked alongside Ronan Murphy for two years as a selector, McCormack took over the Armagh reins for the 2023 season and guided them towards the Lidl NFL Division 2 crown. SPORTSFILE. O'Sullivan, Emma Troy and Eamonn Murray celebrate their 2021 All-Ireland final success. SPORTSFILE.
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