27/09/2021
27/09/2021
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Louth LGFA have appointed Wayne Freeman, from Monasterevin as their new senior team manager.
Wayne Freeman was ratified as Louth LGFA's new senior team manager last night. The announcement was made at Louth County Board meeting at Páirc Clan na Gael.
The Kildare man, who hails from Monasterevin, replaces Darren Bishop, who stood down following September's All-Ireland JFC title win.
Kildare man Wayne Freeman has been appointed as the new manager of the @LouthLGFA senior team. @LeinsterLGFA @LadiesFootball
— Caoimhín Reilly (@CaoimhinReilly) November 1, 2019
Freeman's backroom team is to be finalised over the coming weeks, although Lee Hunt - a fellow Kildare man - is to come in as a selector. Two female members, hailing from The Wee County, are to be added.
Chairman Liam O'Neill revealed that interviews for the position took place over the last number of weeks, with former Dublin footballer Johnny Magee and Louth legend Orlaith Kirk having been part of the selection panel.
All-Ireland winning U16 manager Martin Duffy has been appointed minor boss, while the U12 and U14 vacancies were also filled. The choosing of an U16 manager was deferred.
Firefighers at the scene PIC CREDIT: Midlands 103
The incident led to traffic delays for several hours on Sunday morning and early afternoon
Power will not be restored until around 6pm
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