McShane's new employers 'delighted' to secure his services
February 07, 2020
Tyrone manager Mickey Harte, All-Star forward Cathal McShane and Sean Coyle of Keystone Lintels.
Keystone Lintels have welcomed Cathal McShane aboard after the All Star full forward turned down the opportunity to play in the AFL.
The Tyrone star said his new job as a salesman with the building providers was a "big deciding factor" in his decision to reject a two-year deal from the Adelaide Crows.
"I'm happy I have clarity now," he told the Irish Independent.
"I was down 10 or 11 days to suss everything out, see how I felt; that time definitely gave me a good insight into it, It helped me when I came home and put everything together to weigh up my options.
"When I did that I felt it was best to stay here at home in Ireland."
We are delighted to announce that Cathal McShane, Tyrone GAA All Star is joining the company
— Keystone Lintels (@KeystoneLintels) February 6, 2020
Sean Coyle “Cathal is recognized as one of the best Gaelic footballers in Ireland. His commitment & attitude on & off the pitch will be a great asset to Keystone" https://t.co/1O9beUg1mU pic.twitter.com/Rp8Hkc0JYJ
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