Athy's Faith in Their Own Pays Off
Following Sunday's enthralling county final, it will be fascinating to watch what happens next for Athy and Naas.
The management teams of the two teams presented a notable juxtaposition. Athy was led by Conor Ronan and Ross Bell, both of whom are deeply rooted in the club. In contrast, Naas had appointed Philly McMahon, a high-profile outside manager.
Athy could have been tempted to seek a big-name manager when their position became available at the end of last season. The team's core players, including David Hyland, Kevin Feely, and Niall Kelly, are in their 30s and approaching a critical stage in their pursuit of county titles.
Athy must have been tempted to go looking for a big name when their job became available at the end of last season.
Athy's decision to stick with their own management team has paid off, and it will be interesting to see how the team progresses from here.
Author's summary: Athy's faith in their own management team pays off in county final.
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