The Faithful are unbeaten so far in the league as Harte seeks to maintain his impressive league showings since leaving Tyrone.
Declan Bogue WHILE MOST WOULD be able to point out Mickey Harte ’s exceptional record in the Dr McKenna Cup, it’s less well-heralded how he impacts teams in his first year of league action.
Therefore, it’s not surprising to see that his latest project, married into old Offaly money now with Declan Kelly as a co-management team, has started with three consecutive wins. A word on Harte. He’s beyond his 70th birthday. When his spell as Tyrone manager came to an end, he gave a couple of interviews and made it clear he wasn’t quite the age that was widely reported back then.
As a final year student in UCD, beaten in the recent Sigerson final to city rivals DCU, Egan has been studying Economics and Finance. He did a year on-site with the hotel group and is joining them now for full employment. There have been accusations that Egan, with his all-out eye-catching style, hasn’t been minded properly with so many different teams requiring his talents.
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