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New Four Masters manager Ian McKenna
Four Masters senior team will have a new voice on the sideline for this season with the appointment of Ian McKenna to take charge of team affairs.
A native of Monaghan, McKenna has been involved with Four Masters for a number of years at underage and was in charge of their minor team last year.
He replaces Kevin Lyons from Kilcar, who had the job last year when Four Masters survived in Division Two thanks to a late, late Kevin McBrearty goal in Glenfin on the final day of league action.
MEEHAN IN CHARGE OF ST NAULS
Meanwhile it is learned that Barry Meehan will be in sole charge of St Nauls for the coming season. Meehan and Eddie Brennan took over in Mountcharles last year but the former St. Eunans man will have sole charge this year with Brennan not part of the management.
Quay Street, Donegal Town
The scene in Letterkenny's Sentry Hill near St Eunan's Cathedral this evening
(L-R): Maple managers Louise Ferry, Samantha Buchanan, Brian Murphy, Mary Herlihy (women's centre), Grainne Egan, Claire Boyle, Grace McBride, Margaret McConologue and Shan McMillan
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