Joe McMahon, a former Tyrone player and three-time All-Ireland winner, is appointed as head coach of the Sligo senior football team. The move brings McMahon into the coaching setup for Sligo’s upcoming season.
McMahon is scheduled to work with Sligo manager Dessie Sloyan as part of the team’s wider backroom structure. He joins other members including assistant manager Eamon O’Hara and selectors Paul Higgins and Eamon McGee. McGee is described as a former Donegal defender, reflecting the experience within the selection group.
Across the two reports, the appointments and roles are presented consistently: McMahon’s All-Ireland winning background is highlighted, and his responsibility is framed as head-coach work alongside Sloyan and the named coaching and selection colleagues.
