Rebel chiefs ready to ratify Counihan for next season

CONOR COUNIHAN is to be reappointed as Cork senior football coach at tonight’s Cork County Board meeting.

Rebel chiefs ready to ratify Counihan for next season
Tue, 21 Oct, 2008 - 01:00

The Aghada man enjoyed a successful first season in charge of the Rebel footballers, leading Cork to the Munster title following a stirring comeback against Kerry in the provincial final, and taking the Kingdom to an All-Ireland semi-final replay.

Gerald McCarthy is also expected to be reappointed as Cork senior hurling manager tonight.

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