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Ray Gilmartin (far right) & Adrian O'Flynn (second from left) pictured with Paul O'Toole and Neil Delaney at the announcement of the Templeogue Synge Street club's senior management team
One of Dublin's top GAA clubs will have a distinct Leitrim flavour this year with the news that former Leitrim players Ray Gilmartin and Adrian O'Flynn have been appointed to the management team of Templeogue Synge Street.
Ballinaglera native Ray Gilmartin will take over the southside club who have Dublin stars Niall Scully, Lorcan O'Dell and Killian O'Gara in their ranks with former Glencar Manorhamilton star Adrian O'Flynn serving as his coach and team trainer.
Both Ray & Adrian, who played at all levels with Leitrim, are members of the Templeogue Synge Street Club who compete in the Dublin Senior Club Championship.
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