‘Honoured’ Hartigan looking forward to full-time role

JIMMY HARTIGAN is set to become the third full-time GAA secretary in Munster.

Thu, 15 Feb, 2007 - 00:00

Brendan Larkin

Currently honorary secretary of the Limerick County Board, Mr Hartigan has been offered the position on a full time basis and has accepted subject to negotiating conditions.

“I don’t envisage any problems in that area, and deem it a tremendous honour to take over the position on a full time basis,” said Mr Hartigan.

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