Mulgrew to take over as new Fermanagh boss

Fermanagh are expected to confirm the appointment of Charlie Mulgrew as successor to Dom Corrigan in the coming days.

Fri, 16 Jan, 2004 - 12:27

Fermanagh are expected to confirm the appointment of Charlie Mulgrew as successor to Dom Corrigan in the coming days.

Mulgrew is a former Donegal star and won three Ulster titles as well as an All-Ireland medal back in 1992, but faces a stiff task with the Erne County.

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