Carr won't be tempted by Laois and Kildare

Former Dublin manager Tommy Carr is enjoying his stint on the sidelines and won't be tempted by managerial offers from either Laois or Kildare.

Thu, 08 Aug, 2002 - 10:29

Former Dublin manager Tommy Carr is enjoying his stint on the sidelines and won't 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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