Less than a week after Colm Bonnar’s departure Tipperary has a new senior hurling manager.
Liam Cahill was confirmed as the new Premier boss yesterday evening, after agreeing a three-year term.
Cahill left the Waterford job last week after three seasons; during which he guided them to an All-Ireland final and Allianz National League final.
2010 All-Ireland winner with Tipp Shane McGrath feels it’s a positive move for the county.
“Liam Cahill will bring in his own stamp. I think he’s had great experience in Waterford – I think he’ll learn from what he did in Waterford as well.
“He wants this job – he made no secret about that – he wants this job and he’ll come in and bring his backroom team in. Maybe there might be a couple of surprises who will be in the backroom team, who knows.
“But I know that the Tipperary players and the Tipperary public really need to start getting behind this team again.”
