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Larry O'Gorman (right) will join the current management team of Noel Callan and Conaill Byrne ahead of the 2025 season. Picture by Knockbridge HC
Knockbridge Hurling Club has announced that Larry O'Gorman has joined the Louth club side's management team for 2025.
Larry helped bring Wexford to the promised land in 1996 and in doing so was crowned Hurler of the Year.
The opportunity to bring Larry on board was too good to turn down and came about through a mix of good fortune and strong Wexford links.
Larry's work in recent months has seen him travel to the north of the country. The club also have strong Wexford links through the Karrigan family and Shane Darcy.
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Larry's club Faythe Harriers and Knockbridge HC faced off against each other in the Leinster Club Championship in 2001. Larry was tasked with marking Louth senior hurling manager, Trevor Hillard, that day.
Speaking on his appointment, O'Gorman said, “I am delighted to join Knockbridge. A brilliant club with a serious passion for hurling.
“I don't care where you're from. If you love the game and are willing to work hard, then anything is possible. I hope I can add some value and drive the lads on.”
Larry will join the current management team of Noel Callan and Conaill Byrne ahead of the 2025 season
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