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LORRHA man David Sullivan has been appointed Offaly intermediate camogie manager on a two year term.
David, who led Tipperary to the All-Ireland Junior Final this year, which they lost narrowly to Clare, has been involved with a number of teams at club and county level in recent years at senior, intermediate, junior and minor levels.
As well as guiding Tipperary Juniors to that All-Ireland final, he also led Scarriff to the Clare Senior County title in 2021, which they followed up by winning the Munster senior title, only losing out in the All-Ireland semi-final to Oulart the Ballagh.
David has been assisted by fellow Lorrha men Jack Maher, John Paul Houlihan and Ronan Moore in those previous positions and they join him again in his new role with the Offaly team.
His full backroom team is as follows:
Coach: Jack Maher
Selectors: John Paul Houlihan, Michelle Davis and Elaine Hogan
S&C: Ronan Moore
Sports Nutritionist: Mairead O'Meara
Sports Psychologist: Keith Begley
Stats: Ciara Sullivan
Physio: David Broderick
Liaison Officer: to be appointed.
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