
Gavin Devlin
Gavin Devlin is a notable coach in Gaelic football, recognized for his management roles and contributions to teams like Derry, where he faced off against his former county Tyrone in high-stakes matches.
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Gavin Devlin has challenged his players to treat Saturday’s semi-final loss as a bump in the road.
Andy Moran wants Mayo fans to embrace All-Ireland final hype – The Irish TimesLouth manager Gavin Devlin was disappointed his side didn’t perform to their capabilities in what was the county’s first All-Ireland SFC semi-final appearance since 1957.
Andy Moran praises fearlessness of youth as Mayo’s forwards give Louth torrid time – The Irish TimesGavin Devlin's journey from Mickey Harte's lieutenant to Louth leader is noted.
Down face Wicklow in Tailteann Cup final – The Irish TimesGavin Devlin stated that Callaghan 'isn't that type of player'.
If it’s a red card in the 66th minute, it’s a red card in the sixth minute – The Irish TimesGavin Devlin praised his team's performance and resilience throughout the match.
Fourteen-man Louth battle past Monaghan to reach first All-Ireland semi-final since 1957 – The Irish TimesGavin Devlin bounded in not long after Louth’s memorable victory, coming from six points behind at half-time, to secure their first championship win over Dublin in 53 years.
What we learned from the GAA weekend – The Irish TimesGavin Devlin is the manager of Louth and was beaming after their victory over Dublin.
Wee County dig deep to beat the Dubs, as Mayo survive late Monaghan surge – The Irish TimesLouth manager Gavin Devlin spoke about the team's resilience and performance after their victory.
Defiant Louth end 53-year wait for championship win over Dublin – The Irish TimesGavin Devlin is the manager of Louth.
Dublin-Louth at Croke Park; Clare win U20 All-Ireland hurling final – The Irish TimesGavin Devlin has been appointed Louth senior football manager.
Gavin Devlin appointed as Louth manager on a three-year term – The Irish TimesGavin Devlin is considered a strong candidate to succeed Brennan.
Dublin job is Ger Brennan’s to turn down, while Gavin Devlin is well placed to land Louth role – The Irish TimesGavin Devlin is the early favorite to take over as Louth manager.
Ger Brennan’s time with Louth will be remembered long after his shoes are filled – The Irish TimesGavin Devlin may be another contender given his work with underage teams.
Ger Brennan steps down as Louth football manager – The Irish TimesGavin Devlin is mentioned as a manager who has faced off against his own county.
Dermot McCabe has a tricky task managing Westmeath and working for the Cavan county board – The Irish Times














































































