Duignan quits as Meath hurling boss

Former All-Ireland winning Offaly forward, Michael Duignan, has quit as Meath senior hurling manager after two years in charge of the Royal County.

Wed, 17 Sep, 2003 - 17:28

Former All-Ireland winning Offaly forward, Michael Duignan, has quit as Meath senior hurling manager after two years in charge of the Royal County.

Duignan withdrew his services earlier in the summer after a fixtures fall out with the county board but was back in charge for their preliminary championship defeat to Carlow in Navan.

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