Joe Carroll is the new Cork LGFA manager.
Emma Duffy THE NEW CORK senior ladies football manager is driving to Limerick when the phone rings. Joe Carroll is happy to have a quick chat en route to a match, where his UCC college team are in action this evening.There was a county senior championship final defeat on Sunday. Carroll’s Éire Óg side lost their fourth consecutive decider. Aghada were crowned champions, with 25m free-kicks required to separate the sides.
“Then I’ve James McCarthy, who needs no introduction to anybody. Castlehaven manager last year, when they won the county and Munster championships. Wealth of experience and a great football coach. I also have Valerie Mulcahy, who has huge knowledge for the girls as well, having been involved in it and winning so many All-Irelands with Cork.
The management team’s collective familiarity with Cork ladies football is an immediate advantage, across the underage, club and college scenes. Six 2024 county panellists are starting for UCC in tonight’s game, Carroll notes, with others out injured. There’s no talk of All-Irelands on this call, but no doubt that will come. This is Cork ladies football, after all.
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