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Fogarty Forum: What next for the hurling managers who've seen their campaigns end?

With the championship over for counties from Galway to Antrim and Tipperary, this week will be one of reflection.

Tue, 28 May, 2024 - 15:49

John Fogarty is the Irish Examiner’s GAA correspondent, with unique insights into the action on the pitch and in the Gaelic games’ corridors of power.

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Championship record: Played 10 Won 2 Drew 3 Lost 5 (20% win rate).

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