GAA: McCarthy to be Waterford boss

Justin McCarthy looks set to be the new Waterford hurling manager.

Tue, 24 Jul, 2001 - 13:33

Justin McCarthy looks set to be the new Waterford hurling manager.

At a meeting of last night's officer board, the Irish Examiner columnist was chosen along with Seamie Hannon, of Ballyduff and Colm Bonnar from Dunhill as selectors.

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Courts GAA: Hurling Heathrow Place: Ballyduff Place: Dunhill Person: McCarthy Person: Justin McCarthy Person: Seamie Hannon Person: Colm Bonnar Organisation: GAA Organisation: Waterford Organisation: Irish

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