League Two

HOURIHANE GETS SET FOR TYKES FINALE

by
The LeaguePaper Team
19 April 2026

LEAGUE ONE

CONOR Hourihane says he is ‘incredibly grateful’ to Barnsley for giving him his start in management – after it was announced that he and the Tykes were going to ‘mutually part ways’ at the end of the season.
The former Republic of Ireland international was appointed on an interim basis in March last year following the sacking of Darrell Clarke and given a two-year contract 12 months ago.
This season has been a disappointment with the club stuck in mid-table in League One.
Ahead of yesterday’s dramatic 2-2home draw with Bradford, ...

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