New Derry football manager Paddy Tally has bolstered his team's prospects for 2025 by securing the services of Cairbre Ó Cairealláin, a renowned strength and conditioning coach with All-Ireland titles in both football and hurling. Ó Cairealláin brings extensive experience from Limerick, Arsenal, and Tipperary to the backroom team.
NEW DERRY FOOTBALL manager Paddy Tally has been handed a serious boost to their prospects in 2025, with the addition of Limerick and Tipperary All-Ireland winning strength and conditioning coach Cairbre Ó Cairealláin to his backroom team.
Advertisement Ó Cairealláin has proven himself to be highly sought after in his field. He started his work at Limerick with the early stages of the GAA Academy, having studied at University of Limerick. He also worked with the Tipperary hurlers when they claimed the Liam MacCarthy Cup in 2019, based that year at The Ragg outside Thurles.
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