Carew quits dual Kildare role

Niall Carew has resigned as selector of the Kildare senior and U21 football teams due to personal reasons, it emerged last night.

Tue, 23 Oct, 2012 - 01:00

John Fogarty

The St Kevin’s and Coill Dubh clubman has been an assistant of Kieran McGeeney since he became Lilywhites boss in late 2007.

A statement from team liaison officer Morgan O’Callaghan last night read: “Niall Carew has stepped down as a Kildare U21 and senior selector with immediate effect.

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Courts Gaa Football Place: Kildare Person: Carew Person: Niall Carew Person: Kieran McGeeney Person: Lilywhites Person: Morgan O’Callaghan Person: Kieran Person: McGeeney Person: Damien Hendy Person: John Rafferty Event: All-Ireland Organisation: Kildare Organisation: U21 Organisation: St Kevin’s Organisation: Coill Dubh

<p>COMING HOME? Kieran Donaghy recently stepped away from 2024 All-Ireland SFC champions Armagh after five years as forwards coach. Picture: Seb Daly/Sportsfile</p>

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