BY RYAN FERRY
RORY Kavanagh’s name has been strongly linked with the vacant Donegal manager’s role in recent weeks but the 2012 All-Ireland winner says he’s concentrating on St Eunan’s until their season is finished.
Donegal have been without a manager since July 20 when Declan Bonner stepped down.
Kavanagh led St Eunan’s to the Dr Maguire Cup last year, and has been touted as a possible successor to Bonner.
The Letterkenny man was at the helm for St Eunan’s as they produced an impressive display to defeat Kilcar by 1-13 to 1-11 in Saturday’s Donegal SFC semi-final.
That sets up a tasty county final with Naomh Conaill on Sunday week.
Kavanagh was asked about the Donegal position after Saturday’s match and said: “I’m just concentrating on St Eunan’s now until our season is finished.
“We have a big job ahead of us now next week so that’s where my full focus lies.”
Receive quality journalism wherever you are, on any device. Keep up to date from the comfort of your own home with a digital subscription.
Any time | Any place | Anywhere
SUBSCRIBE TO CURRENT EDITION TODAY
and get access to our archive editions dating back to 2007(CLICK ON THE TITLE BELOW TO SUBSCRIBE)