James Costello

James Costello

athlete Ireland

James Costello is a key member of the Kerry coaching staff, contributing his expertise to the team's preparations for major competitions. His focus on developing young talent and fostering a competitive spirit has been instrumental in enhancing the team's performance in recent seasons. Costello's deep understanding of the game and commitment to the team's success have made him a respected figure in the GAA community.

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Ireland Ireland: James Costello has been promoted to position of selector alongside Pa McCarthy. 6

Jack O Connor David Clifford Patrick O Sullivan Pa Mccarthy Cian O Neill Aodhan Mac Gearailt
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Jack O’Connor confirmed to stay on as Kerry manager for two more years – The Irish Times

Ireland Ireland: James Costello is included in the backroom team that will remain with O’Connor. 7

Jack O Connor David Clifford Cian O Neill Aodan Mac Gearailt Pa Mccarthy Mick O Dwyer Eamonn O Sullivan Jim Gavin
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Jack O’Connor set to be appointed Kerry manager for two more years tomorrow – The Irish Times

Ireland Ireland: An eighth All-Ireland final for Jack O’Connor, this time flanked by Aodán Mac Gearailt, James Costello, and Cian O’Neill. 9

Clifford Brothers Oisin Gallen Michael Murphy Conor O Donnell Diarmuid O Connor David Clifford Joe O Connor Jack O Connor Aodan Mac Gearailt Cian O Neill
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: The Clifford brothers star as Kingdom lift Sam Maguire – The Irish Times

Ireland Ireland: James Costello is listed as one of the players who could contribute in the final. 6

Jack O Connor Aodan Mac Gearailt Cian O Neill
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Profiling the 15 men bidding to win the Kingdom’s 39th Sam Maguire – The Irish Times