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Ballyroan-Abbey in action this year Credit: Denis Byrne
A member of the coaching ticket that help the Meath Ladies Gaelic footaballers win back to back senior All-Ireland Championships has joined up with Ballyroan-Abbey GAA
Wicklow man Shane Wall takes over as senior men's manager the promising Laois club team. The Baltinglass man has been involved with the very successful Meath ladies for the last three years.
This year the Meath Ladies won their second senior All-Ireland title in a row. Wall and his fellow Baltinglass coach Paul Garrigan were key figures behind the scenes in the royal lady's success.
Wall will be hoping to get the best out of this young and promising Ballyroan-Abbey side as they look to take the next step in becoming real contenders for the Laois Senior football championship.
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