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Joe Murphy as Naas manager in 2023, Photo: Sportsfile
Carlow GAA has announced former Éire Óg and Carlow player, Joe Murphy, as the new interim Carlow Senior Football manager after leaving his post as Naas manager.
Murphy has led Naas to their last three Kildare Senior Football Championshios.
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This comes after news last week broke that Shane Curran would depart as Carlow manager before the start of the Leinster Championship.
Carlow GAA announced the news on their Facebook account on Monday evening writing:
Carlow GAA wish to announce the appointment of Joe Murphy as Interim Manager of the Carlow Senior Football Team for the 2025 Championship campaign.
The former Éire Óg and Carlow player brings a wealth of experience as a successful player and manager.
Speaking on behalf of the County Senior Football panel, Mikey Bambrick (Captain) welcomed the appointment and said the players are looking forward to working with Joe Murphy over the coming months.
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