David Brady is the new manager of the Ratoath senior footballers.
The Meath club announced on Wednesday evening that the former Mayo footballer has been appointed for the 2022 season. It's said that his backroom team will be confirmed in due course.
Brady, who has worked as a Gaelic football pundit in recent times, previously managed his own club Ballina Stephenites, with whom he won an All-Ireland title in 2005.
RATOATH GAA SENIOR MANAGERS APPOINTED FOR 2022/Ratoath CLG are delighted to announce that David Brady has been appointed Senior Football Manager & Mike Connolly has been appointed Senior Hurling Manager/Best of luck in 2022 @MeathGAA @wearemeath @HSmeath @MeathSports pic.twitter.com/SAEdcKerkd
— Ratoath GAA (@RatoathGAA) December 22, 2021
He succeeds former Meath footballer Brian Farrell. It was announced last month that Farrell and management team, who took over in 2020, had stepped down.
Ratoath won their maiden Meath senior championship in 2019 under the management of former Dublin goalkeeper Davy Byrne, and then retained the title in 2020. This year, they were eliminated at the semi-final stage by eventual champions Wolfe Tones.
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