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Published 08:48 20 Nov 2015 GMT
Updated 09:02 20 Nov 2015 GMT
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O'Shea, who stood down as Tipperary manager after this year's semi-final defeat to Galway, is an economics professor at NUI Galway and could be open to an immediate return to the intercounty game if it does not involve travel, according to the Irish Times.
Instrumental in Tipperary's 2011 All-Ireland win as an attacking coach under Liam Sheedy, O'Shea would a hugely respected figure in a dressingroom that wields a lot of power.
Cunningham stood down as manager on Monday after the team took a vote of no confidence in the manager who led them to two All-Ireland finals in four years, accusing the players of holding a "kangaroo court".
Galway are flying to Boston for Sunday's Fenway Classic against Dublin with a temporary three-man management team of Damien Coleman, Malachy Hanley and Tex Callaghan in charge for the one-off Super-11s game in the home of the Boston Red Sox.Peter Canavan has positive slant after Donegal suffer shock loss to Down
We did not see this coming! Just weeks after smashing Kerry in the NLF final, Donegal have suffered a shock loss to Down in the Ulster SFC semi-final. Despite 0-07 from Michael Murphy, the Mourne men – led by Daniel Guinness (1-03) and Pat Havern (0-07,1tp,4f) – overcame them 3-21 to 1-12 at O’Donnell Park […]
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Limerick star Lynch given questionable red card Cork loss
Was it deserved? Cork produced a statement win today over Limerick at Pairc Uí Chaoimh. The game finished 2-22 to 1-23 in favour of the rebels, between the two sides favoured to win the All-Ireland. Cork won last year’s Munster’s final, but the Treaty have two wins over them in the league this year, including […]
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Patrick Horgan laughed at after belittling Tipp chances in Munster SHC
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