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GAA: Carr sacked from Dublin job

Dublin's football manager Tommy Carr has been sacked by the Dublin GAA council.

GAA: Carr sacked from Dublin job

Mon, 01 Oct, 2001 - 22:40

Dublin's football manager Tommy Carr has been sacked by the Dublin GAA council.

The vote went down to the wire, 92 votes were cast with 46 for sacking Carr and 46 for keeping him on.

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