Mickey Harte
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Mickey Harte | |||
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Sport | Gaelic football | ||
Place of birth | County Tyrone,Northern Ireland | ||
Club Management | |||
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Errigal Ciarán | |||
Inter County Management | |||
County | Years | ||
Tyrone | 2003-present | ||
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Mickey Harte is the current manager of Tyrone Gaelic football team, and has so far led them to two All-Ireland titles.
Before Mickey became the Tyrone Senior Football Manager he managed Tyrone Under 18's and Under 21's and won the All-Ireland with both these teams.
Then he went on to manage his home club of Errigal Ciaran and was successful with this team as well as he won the Tyrone County Championship and Ulster Championship.
Harte is well known around his county and country as one of the most shrewd and cunning tacticians in the game today, and is particularly admired by RTÉ Sport pundit, Joe Brolly. Mickey Harte is also a member of the Pioneer Total Abstinence Association.
Mickey is a Technical Director with Sporttrackerjobs. (http:www.//sporttrackerjobs.com).
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Preceded by Joe Kernan |
All-Ireland-winning football manager 2003 |
Succeeded by Jack O'Connor |
Preceded by Jack O'Connor |
All-Ireland-winning football manager 2005 |
Succeeded by Jack O'Connor |
Preceded by Art McRory, Eugene McKenna |
Tyrone Senior Football Manager 2003 - Present |
Succeeded by Incumbent |
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