Carr staying put on sidelines

Former Dublin manager Tommy Carr is enjoying his stint on the sidelines and won¹t be tempted by managerial offers from either Laois or Kildare.

Wed, 07 Aug, 2002 - 17:59

Former Dublin manager Tommy Carr is enjoying his stint on the sidelines and won¹t be tempted by managerial offers from either Laois or Kildare.

Carr, Dublin captain in 1992 when Donegal beat them in the All-Ireland final, has been acting as an adviser to Wexford football boss Ger Halligan since being voted out as Blues chief last year.

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