GAA world in shock after sudden death of former All-Ireland winning Offaly manager Eugene McGee
GAA fans are in mourning following the sudden passing of former All-Ireland winning Offaly manager Eugene McGee.
Tributes have poured in for the "tactical genius" who fell ill at a family occasion in the early hours of Sunday morning.It said: "The modest Longford man never looked for the plaudits, he just in his unassuming way referred to the fact that it was his job to have Offaly ready for that day and the players did the rest.
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