Mike Mc rules himself out of Banner job

Offaly hurling boss Mike McNamara has ended links between him and the Clare vacancy by committing to another term in charge of the Leinster side.

Thu, 09 Oct, 2003 - 14:38

Offaly hurling boss Mike McNamara has ended links between him and the Clare vacancy by committing to another term in charge of the Leinster side.

The Clare native and former Banner County coach is keen to finish what he started in the midlands, where he is developing a talented crop of young hurlers.

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