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PICTURE: Sportsfocus
Moycarkey Borris have appointed Denis Kelly as their new senior hurling manager following the departure of Eddie Brennan.
Kelly takes on the role after previously managing the Tipperary senior camogie team, a position he stepped away from earlier this year after a three-year term. He also has extensive coaching experience at club and underage levels within the county.
He replaces Brennan, who had been in charge since 2023 after joining the club with a strong coaching reputation from his work with Laois and various club teams, guiding Moycarkey Borris to a county semi-final in 2024 before a disappointing quarter-final loss this year led to his immediate resignation last September.
Kelly will now begin preparations for the coming season as Moycarkey Borris look to regroup and push for improved results in the Tipperary senior hurling championship.
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