Ginnity returned as Royal County chairman

Controversial Meath county board chairman Fintan Ginnity has been returned for an 18th consecutive year in the position.

Tue, 16 Dec, 2003 - 13:45

Controversial Meath county board chairman Fintan Ginnity has been returned for an 18th consecutive year in the position.

Ginnity, who was a key figure in the bust up in Nenagh that led to the suspensions of Junior bosses Martin Barry and Dessie Rogers this year, won through by 124 to 32 votes.

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Courts Gaa Heathrow Place: Royal County Place: Meath Place: Nenagh Person: Ginnity Person: Fintan Ginnity Person: Martin Barry Person: Dessie Rogers Organisation: Controversial Meath county board

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