25/09/2021
25/09/2021
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Longford ladies football new manager Enda Sheridan.
Longford Ladies GAA Board have ratified the appointment of Westmeath native Enda Sheridan as the new manager of the County Intermediate squad.
Former Westmeath Minor Ladies coach Sheridan was in charge of the Killoe senior ladies for the last two years and was also the manager of Legan Sarsfields this season.
Sheridan from Castletown-Finea takes over the Longford ladies post from Paddy Dowd, the former Clonguish and Longford footballer.
The Longford ladies will be playing in Division 3 of the National League next season and the Leinster and All-Ireland Intermediate Championships.
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