Finn retires as Cork camogie boss

Legendary Cork camogie boss Pa Finn has announced his retirement from the Rebel County hotseat leaving the county with some big boots to fill.

Fri, 24 Oct, 2003 - 17:33

Legendary Cork camogie boss Pa Finn has announced his retirement from the Rebel County hotseat leaving the county with some big boots to fill.

Finn led Cork to an All-Ireland win in 2001 as well as two league titles in 2001 and 2003.

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