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Duignan and his selectors quit Meath hurling jobs

A CONFLICT over club and county interests has forced Meath hurling manager Michael Duignan and his selectors to quit only days before their vital Allianz NHL game against Antrim.

Duignan and his selectors quit Meath hurling jobs

Fri, 18 Apr, 2003 - 01:00

Jim O’Sullivan and John Murphy

Duignan, the former Offaly All-Ireland winner, says that this move was forced on them because the County Board declined to defer games in the SFC involving up to seven of their players.

“It’s a pity it came to this,’’ he commented yesterday.

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Courts Gaa Hurling Place: Tipperary Place: Walsh Park Place: Fenor Place: Portlaoise Place: Wexford Park Person: Duignan Person: Michael Duignan Person: Tony Browne Person: Brian Flannery Person: Andy Moloney Person: Eoin McGrath Person: Seamus Prendergast Person: Ken McGrath Person: John Mullane Person: Justin McCarthy Person: Brian Greene Person: Fergal Hartley Person: Tallow Person: David O’Brien Person: Pat Fitzgerald Person: Browne Person: Peter Queally Person: Paul Flynn Person: Shane Walsh Person: Jack Kennedy Person: Conor Fitzgerald Person: Brian Begley Person: Stephen Lucey Person: Dave Keane Person: Jamesie O'Connor Person: Tony Carmody Person: Gearóid Considine Person: O'Connor Person: Carmody Person: Considine Person: Clare Person: Dave Guiney Person: David ‘Doc’ O’Connor Person: Adrian Fenlon Person: D. Guiney Person: D. O'Connor Person: R. Mallon Person: D.Person: D. Ruth Person: L. Dunne Person: A. Fenlon Person: R. McCarthy Person: P. Codd Person: D. Berry Person: B. Goff Person: C. McGrath Person: R. Jacob Person: Jordan Person: S.Person: B. Greene Person: T. Feeney Person: D. O’Brien Person: E. Murphy Person: F. Hartley Person: J. Murray Person: P. Fitzgerald Person: P. Queally Person: D. Shanahan Person: E. Kelly Person: D. Bennett Person: S. Walsh Person: Fourmilewater Person: P. Flynn Person: J. Kennedy Person: Lower Person: Kerry Person: T. Flynn Person: H.F. Twomey Person: C. Flaherty Person: I. Brick Person: W.J. Leen Person: J. McCarthy Person: A. Cronin Person: A.N.Other Person: L. Boyle Person: B. Brick Person: S. Brick Person: M. Conway Person: M. Slattery Person: G. O’Brien Person: J. M. Dooley Event: Offaly All-Ireland Event: Division Two Organisation: Meath Organisation: Allianz Organisation: Antrim Organisation: County Board Organisation: SFC Organisation: NHL Organisation: Derry Organisation: Limerick Organisation: Waterford Organisation: Wexford Organisation: Laois Organisation: Clare Organisation: Galway

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