Tim O'Leary will not be seeking a nomination to retain his position as deputy president of the IFA, it was announced at the
meeting of the IFA Cork central executive by chairman Jimmy Hosford on Monday night. So far there is only one confirmed candidate in the race for deputy president. Nigel Renaghan received a nomination from Monaghan last week.
Tim O'Leary will not be seeking a nomination to retain his position as deputy president of the IFA, it was announced at the meeting of the IFA Cork central executive by chairman Jimmy Hosford on Monday night.
So far there is only one confirmed candidate in the race for deputy president. Nigel Renaghan received a nomination from Monaghan last week.
Head to head in Limerick
Two Limerick men are vying for the position of IFA deputy president, but only one can secure nomination.
Limerick IFA will have to decide whether to give the nomination to dairy and beef farmer Richard Kennedy or suckler farmer Donal O'Brien at their county executive meeting next Wednesday.
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Contest for IFA deputy president nomination in Limerick
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