Person: Mattie Kerrigan

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Continuing a proud family tradition for Dublin

Barney Rock is pretty sure that Dean, his son, was in the main stand in Navan the day Dublin beat Westmeath in the 1996 Championship.

Smyth in 2005 receiving the Leinster Hall of Fame Award from then Leinster chairman Liam O’Neill.

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OBITUARY: Brian Smyth - Meath stalwart who captained 1949 All-Ireland winners

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Old rivals meet in unusual surrounds

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Barry: Clubs won’t back McEnaney

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No Sludden sympathy from Rooney

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Shocked Meyler sacked by Wexford

Barry has four challengers for Meath job

MEATH county board has released the runners for the senior football team manager’s job and incumbent Eamonn Barry has four opponents.

Fri, 25 Aug, 2006

Barry’s future at stake as Royals row rumbles on

A MEATH County Board management committee meeting will tonight decide the fate of Royals’ boss Eamonn Barry.

Wed, 30 Nov, 2005

The end of an era

ONE of the multitude of calls Sean Boylan received yesterday to acknowledge his exceptional contribution to Meath football for more than two decades was from former County Secretary Liam Creavin.

Fri, 02 Sep, 2005

Three-horse race in Meath

The Meath footballing community is in a state of shock today after Sean Boylan announced that he would be stepping down as senior manager.

Thu, 01 Sep, 2005

Liam Hayes in running for Meath job

Current Carlow boss Liam Hayes is to challenge Sean Boylan for the honour of leading Meath into the 2006 season.

Wed, 17 Aug, 2005

Kennedy takes time to ponder future as Banner boss

JOHN KENNEDY is contemplating his future with Clare.

Tue, 19 Jul, 2005

Lyons bows out as Boylan survives

TOMMY LYONS ended his stint as Dublin football manager in Parnell Park last night in the very same manner he entered it almost three years ago — head held high and with a smile.

Tue, 07 Sep, 2004

Vote sees Boylan earn 23rd season

Dunboyne herbalist Sean Boylan has defeated Eamonn Barry in the Meath managerial vote for a third successive year, guaranteeing a 23rd season at the helm of the Royals.

Mon, 06 Sep, 2004

GAA must fix Croker slip-up, says O’Mahony

FORMER Galway manager John O’Mahony believes the Croke Park authorities need to address the pitch surface as a matter of urgency.

Tue, 31 Aug, 2004

Westmeath celebrate but refuse to be too cocky

THE fairytale summer of Westmeath and their manager Páidi Ó Sé is within 70 minutes of a Leinster SFC final.

Tue, 08 Jun, 2004

Coleman takes over Cavan footballers

Former All-Ireland winning Derry boss Eamon Coleman has been ratified as the new Cavan senior football manager following in a long line of outside appointments in the Breffni County.

Thu, 18 Sep, 2003

Kelly support for reduction in replay ticket prices

GAA president Sean Kelly supports the idea of reducing ticket prices for next Saturday’s All-Ireland SHC replay between Cork and Wexford.

Tue, 12 Aug, 2003

Refusal of McCartan’s appeal is ‘an injustice’, says Down management

DOWN are angered by the ‘injustice’ of the GAA’s Games Administration Committee’s rejection of influential midfielder Gregory McCartan’s appeal against his suspension for Sunday’s Bank of Ireland Ulster SFC final replay against Tyrone in Clones.

Fri, 18 Jul, 2003

Kerrigan becomes fifth boss to step down

Cavan boss Mattie Kerrigan has resigned his position and become the fifth inter-county football manager to step down this season.

Tue, 15 Jul, 2003

Star forward Reilly back in for Cavan

Jason Reilly has shaken off an ankle ligament injury to return to the Cavan lineup ahead of Sunday's football qualifier clash with Fermanagh.

Thu, 26 Jun, 2003

Cavan captain Reilly ruled out of Fermanagh clash

Cavan captain Peter Reilly has been ruled out of his side's All-Ireland qualifier against Fermanagh in Brewster Park this Sunday.

Thu, 26 Jun, 2003

Main man Reilly may make Cavan return

Cavan star Jason Reilly may well return in time to face Louth in the SFC qualifier series at Navan on Sunday.

Thu, 05 Jun, 2003

Armagh take no chances in bid to get title drive back on track

ALL-IRELAND football champions Armagh are taking no chances with Waterford in their qualifier by naming a near full-strength side for the long trip to Walsh Park on Sunday.

Thu, 05 Jun, 2003

O'Hare's Antrim shock Cavan in Ulster SFC

Paul O'Hare was the happiest man in Casement Park as he launched his managerial career with a shock Ulster Football Championship win over Cavan, and watched his son Darren score both goals.

Sun, 25 May, 2003

Reilly absence could cost Cavan

The absence of Larry Reilly is threatening to put an end to Cavan's impressive early season 100% NFL record.

Wed, 12 Feb, 2003

Meath stung by superb Cavan

Cavan 1-16 Meath 0-7

Mon, 10 Feb, 2003

GAA: Tyrone win football league title

Tyrone's attacking flair brought a first ever national title to the county when they destroyed Cavan in a one-sided Allianz National Football League final at Clones.

Sun, 28 Apr, 2002

GAA: Mattie Kerrigan named new Cavan manager

The Cavan county board has ended its search for a new senior football manager after selecting Meath’s 1967 All-Ireland winning centre-forward Mattie Kerrigan as the man for the job.

Mon, 12 Nov, 2001