Pat Holmes

Pat Holmes

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Pat Holmes is a former Gaelic football player and manager, notable for his role with the Mayo senior football team. He served as a manager during a challenging period for the team, and his tenure was marked by both achievements and controversies, particularly surrounding team selections and tactics.

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Ireland Ireland: Pat Holmes is recognized as one of the great managers in Mayo's football history. 9

Jack Coyne Andy Moran John O Mahony James Horan Kevin Mcstay Stephen Rochford Noel Connelly John Maughan Donie Vaughan Liam Mchale
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: A whole people unchained as Croke Park turns into a theatre of happy Mayo tears – The Irish Times

Ireland Ireland: Pat Holmes coached Lopes from the age of eight until 14 and remembers him as a top player. 9

Roberto Lopes Judy Lopes Carlos Lopes Damien Duff Andy Reid Niall Quinn Katie Taylor James Claffey
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Pico Lopes’s childhood coach backs Cape Verde to beat Argentina – The Irish Times

Ireland Ireland: Pat Holmes's underdogs were leading at one point in the match. 6

Frank Irwin Lee Keegan Padraig O Hora Evan Regan Mike Murray Finnbar Mclaughlin Eoghan Mclaughlin David Clarke David Tighe Luke Doherty
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Ballina and Westport must do it all again after game of wild swings – The Irish Times

Ireland Ireland: Pat Holmes is mentioned in the context of Aidan O'Shea's past controversies. 5

Aidan O Shea Colm Reape Brian Cox Rob Hennelly Stephen Cluxton Cillian O Connor Lee Keegan James Nallen Michael Murphy Peter Harte Noel Connelly Billy Joe Padden Ed Mcgreal
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Mayo’s Aidan O’Shea still divides opinion like nobody else in the GAA – The Irish Times