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Letterkenny Gaels will play Junior A championship once again in 2025
Letterkenny Gaels are looking for new senior and reserve football team bosses for 2025.
Paul Melaugh guided the side to eighth in Division 3 of the All-County League but departed mid-championship. And a subsequent IFC relegation final loss to Burt seen them slip back down to the Junior A ranks for next term.
Details on the club’s social media accounts read: “The club is now inviting applications, in writing, for each of the above team manager Posts for the year 2025, followed by a review and the option to extend the appointments for the year 2026.
“Written applications must be lodged with Deirdre Diver, assistant club secretary, by email not later than 6pm on Monday, 10th November 2024.
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“Information to be included in each application: team manager post or posts applied for; coaching qualifications; team management experience; support personnel – roles and names to be listed; any other relevant information”.
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