McCarthy to stay on in Waterford role

Waterford hurling manager Justin McCarthy has been ratified to continue on for another term by his county board despite a less than successful year.

McCarthy to stay on in Waterford role
Wed, 10 Sep, 2003 - 13:27

Waterford hurling manager Justin McCarthy has been ratified to continue on for another term by his county board despite a less than successful year.

Corkman McCarthy had to fight off the attentions of successful Mount Sion boss Jim Greene who had made his own interest in the job known.

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