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GAA: Ryan defeats Fogarty for Munster Council

In a cliff-hanger election at Tipperary GAA Board, John Ryan, the board's development officer won the chase to replace Sean Fogarty as delegate to the Munster Council.

GAA: Ryan defeats Fogarty for Munster Council

Wed, 18 Apr, 2001 - 17:02

In a cliff-hanger election at Tipperary GAA Board, John Ryan, the board's development officer won the chase to replace Sean Fogarty as delegate to the Munster Council.

Fogarty was elected vice-chairman of the council and had to resign as the Premier County's delegate.

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