It's a signal of intent from the new joint managers of the faithful county.
Naomh Ciaran's Roisin Ennis will captain the Offaly Ladies Footballers in 2022.
Ennis has been a part of the faithful squad for the last two seasons.
It's nod of approval from the joint managers Brían O’Ruairc and Danny McGarvey to her performances in the club championships and efforts in the off-season and the trust their placing in youth.
Speaking after her appointment Roisin said:
“I’m delighted to be named as captain for Offaly this year and I’m excited and optimistic for the year ahead!”
Joint managers Brían O’Ruairc and Danny McGarvey followed up by saying
“We are delighted to have Roisin as our captain for the coming year. Roisin is an excellent player who’s hard running and work rate typify the type of players we want to lead this team.
Despite her young age Roisin is a great role model for our young squad and someone we are looking forward to working with to hopefully bring success through the league and championship this year”
Offaly LGFA added:
We wish Roisin and all the girls the very best of luck going forward for the upcoming National League and Championship.
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