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Mayo GAA boss Andy Moran spoke on the return of Ballintubber man Cillian O'Connor, among other things. Pic: Sportsfile
Andy Moran is back with Mayo GAA.
The Ballaghaderreen clubman and Mayo legend has been around the world, via Carrick-on-Shannon, Clones, and everywhere in between. Now, he's back in familiar territory, chasing glory with the Green and Red and that crest which means so much emblazoned on his chest.
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Moran was kind enough to spend some time with The Mayo News Head of Sport, Michael Gallagher, in his first exclusive interview during his unveiling at MacHale Park, where he spoke about his aspirations, bringing in Colm Boyle to the backroom, and the potential return of some familiar faces.
You can watch the video below:
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