About Paul Coggins
Paul Coggins was an association football coach and columnist.
Paul Coggins is a Gaelic football manager and former player. He played for London, St Kiernan's junior team and the London junior team. He led London to a first ever All-Ireland SFC qualifier victory later that year, against Fermanagh, in what was the team's first championship victory since Leitrim, in 1977. Coggins resigned as London manager in 2015.
Coggins resumed managing with the TÃr Chonaill Gaels junior team before taking his first senior club management role since 2009 in 2018. He led TÃr Chonaill Gaels to a junior title in 2018. He won his first game, against Warwickshire.
Married to Ann, Coggins is originally from County Roscommon. He is a native of Granlahan. In 2017, he began writing the column "Cog's Corner" for The Irish Post. His wife Ann died at the end of 2022, and the gap in his managerial roles above included time spent away from the game as her carer.
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