All change on managers’ merry-go-round as pretenders bid to dethrone Newtown

GLEN ROVERS, Blackrock and Sarsfields will have new managers at the helm this season.

All change on managers’ merry-go-round as pretenders bid to dethrone Newtown
Wed, 25 Jan, 2006 - 00:00
Michael Ellard

Tomás Mulcahy, who captained Cork to the All-Ireland in 1990 succeeds Paddy Barry as manager of Glen Rovers.

Former Limerick U21 three-in-a-row manager David Keane replaces Tom Cashman, who will remain a selector, at Blackrock, while former senior player John Barry takes over from former dual star Tadgh Murphy at Sarsfields.

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