Monaghan hurling boss steps down

Monaghan's hurling boss John Andrews has stepped down from his position after three years in charge of the Farney men.

Monaghan hurling boss steps down
Fri, 25 Jun, 2004 - 13:39

Monaghan's hurling boss John Andrews has stepped down from his position after three years in charge of the Farney men.

Monaghan were defeated in an U-21 shield semi-final tie on Sunday and Andrews, who doubles as U-21 boss, opted to use the stage to call it a day.

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