Eamonn Murray
Gaelic footballer
About Eamonn Murray
Eamonn Murray is a Gaelic footballer who is assistant manager of the Cavan county team.
Manager Originally from Cavan GAA club Gowna, Harnan's nephew, the 2023 Tailteann Cup winner Padraic, is another relative. He then brought the team as far as the 2018 and 2019 All-Ireland Intermediate Ladies' Football finals, before winning the 2020 edition.
He then won the 2022 All Ireland Senior Ladies' Football title.
He resigned as Meath manager at the end of August 2022. Murray said he had been thinking about doing so since that year's All-Ireland final had ended. He previously stated his hopes that his work with Meath would help other teams, such as Kerry, to make a breakthrough in the sport. He had led Meath to the top from the Intermediate class. He was also in charge of the team when they won Division 2 and Division 1 league titles.
Murray described the AFLW, the semi-professional Australian rules football league, as "dreadful stuff" with "no skill at all". He said that the loss of his players to the AFLW was why he cried after the 2022 final.
From August 2023, he began working as assistant manager of Cavan and mentor to newly appointed manager Raymond Galligan. Galligan was the second-youngest inter-county manager at the time, and had just retired from playing inter-county football.
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