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Burrishoole’s Jason Doherty gathers posession during the Mayo Intermediate Championship against Islandeadyin Newport during the 2024 Mayo Intermediate Football Championship (Pic: Conor McKeown)
BURRISHOOLE will be without one of their greatest-ever footballers for the coming season as Jason Doherty has opted out of their intermediate team.
Liam O’Malley, Burrishoole’s intermediate men’s team manager, told The Mayo News that the former Mayo footballer will not play with the club in 2025.
Doherty played with Mayo and Burrishoole for several years while living and working in Dublin.
He is currently based in Galway, where he lives with his wife and daughter.
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Doherty scored 1-4 in three championship games for Burrishoole last year as they narrowly missed out on second place in their championship group. He retired from intercounty football in 2023 at the age of 33 after 132 appearances for the Mayo senior team.
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