She won the All-Ireland with Galway in 2013.
A new Offaly camogie manager has been appointed.
2013 All-Ireland winner with Galway, Susan Earner has been selected - making her the first every woman to manage the Faithful County.
She's brings a wealth of experience - having played in five All-Ireland Finals and won the O’Duffy Cup in 2013 - as well as winning 2 All Stars and 2 Poc Fada titles.
As a coach, she earned her stripes spending four years with Athlone IT - and acted as as interim manager for Offaly's two championship matches in 2020.
Audrey Kennedy and JP O'Meara are joining her as coaches.
**SUSAN EARNER SELECTED AS MANAGER OF OFFALY SENIOR CAMOGIE TEAM**@TheRealJT23 @willocallaghan @MidlandsSport @MidlandTrib @kevcorrigantrib pic.twitter.com/Iq1q7Ja5pX
— Offaly Camogie (@OffalyCamogie) December 21, 2020
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