Carlow hurling boss Walsh set to quit after slow start

Carlow hurling manager Michael Walsh is set to quit his position after a dismal start to their National League campaign.

Carlow hurling boss Walsh set to quit after slow start
Thu, 18 Mar, 2004 - 13:29

Carlow hurling manager Michael Walsh is set to quit his position after a dismal start to their National League campaign.

Carlow beat Wicklow on opening day but have since been thrashed by Kerry and Mayo leaving former Kilkenny goalkeeper Walsh furious.

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